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Scott Matthews captured an amazing scene out his window on 106th street and Broadway on Wednesday morning.

Cathedralhenge is the special phenomenon when the rising sun crosses in front of the archangel Gabriel at the top of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine

Scott Matthews caught an amazing phenomenon from his apartment on 106th street Friday morning -- a plane taking off from La Guardia

Scott Matthews has some pretty excellent timing, as you can see in the above photo (with the relevant detail enlarged below).

Scott Matthews caught the exact moment of Cathedral-henge this morning, with the sun passing just in front of the Artchangel Gabriel at the top of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine at daybreak.

Scott Matthews took the following four photos in a span of eight hours starting Thursday night -- from evening to daybreak. The shots of the Archangel Gabriel blowing

There are tons of published authors on the Upper West Side, but most have already completed middle school. Ten-year-old Sasha Matthews is starting earl

Scott Matthews took the photos above and below, using multiple exposures to trace the paths of airplanes into and out of LaGuardia Airport, and the trail

Photographer extraordinaire Scott Matthews has taken some stunning pictures this year from his apartment on 106th street and Broadway.

We are all familiar with Manhattanhenge, the twice-a-year event when the sun aligns with Manhattan's street grid. But Scott Matthews has begun to track Cathedral-henge, the

The storm on Friday made for some very dramatic images.

Looking Northeast from West 106th street, Harlem almost looks like a European village. Photo by Scott Matthews, taken

The Hudson River almost never freezes completely, at least not in the section bordering New York City. But this year it's coming