It can get frenetic out on the sidewalk amidst all that expectation.

Lincoln Center announced its summer programming on Tuesday. Here's what to know.

In the background, Audrey Hepburn croons "Moon River" as visitors view jeweled depictions of the moon, sun, stars, and the Zodiac.

Especially when you live in one of the densest neighborhoods in the nation.

Buds are blooming across the Upper West Side.

Whatever your religious persuasion, how could it be wrong to enjoy matzo toffee or chocolate bunnies?

Breakfast, the most expensive meal of the day.

Of the 150,000-or-so frames I have shot, the first image is my favorite.

A stroll down a photographic memory lane is meant to whet appetites for the reopening of Shakespeare in the Park in August.

Even if I rarely shopped there, it’s sad to see some of these places change hands, or worse, disappear.

The Grand Bazaar on the Upper West Side seems to be a place of want. Not need.

Both Magic Flute and Good Night, and Good Luck resonate with today's turbulent political landscape.

Are robot dogwalkers next?

I wanted to capture it and preserve it for the future. Now it's the future and those days are vanished.

The steam vent pipe’s charm is in its look...like a blown-out birthday candle.

More than ever our words and digital actions are being monitored by, well...everyone.

Surely you jest.

I tried to capture it all, from Riverside Drive to Central Park West, in images from those vanished days.

Where words of wisdom abound every Sunday morning.

There is something particularly interesting to me about a third-person view of the Upper West Side.

A play, politics, and a pop-up concert are some of your excellent local options.

The broker's spiel.

The UWS isn't some Northern Territory, but it has its nasty hibernal weather and a few unusual stories of its own.

I’m not alone here, am I? Don’t we all do this???

Robert De Niro's former UWS pad just sold, while Liam Neeson is in the process of trying sell his neighborhood home.

A celebration at the Museum of Natural History; a NYC half marathon; hilarious "herstory" at the New York Public Library.

Coffee shop turf wars.

A sense of place is the essence and character of a location and the emotional bonds individuals form with it.

Throwback Thursday's Steve Harmon took his favorite photo on a rainy November night in 1978 at Broadway and 72nd Street.

'That feeling of music connecting us to something larger than ourselves is...one of the most rewarding parts of being human.'