ShootFirstNYC

From the shore of NYC I walked up under the Brooklyn Bridge on a recent snowy day. When you visit New York City be sure to do the same.

New York's iconic Brooklyn Bridge in the snow. There is hardly ever a time where you'll catch the bridge so empty to pedestrian traffic. A snowy Winter day will sometimes make that happen.

Ice Cold Beer, The words alone make you want one. Closed for the Winter but the sign still speaks to some of us. Coney Island boardwalk in the Winter could be pretty desolate. The words on the sign remind us to come back when summer comes.

Winter brings the Wonder Wheel to a halt in Brooklyn New York's iconic Coney Island. The ride is shuttered and the cars removed. Summer will come and the lights and music will return.

The iconic Wonder Wheel in Brooklyn's Coney Island sits shuttered for the cold Winter months. The cars have been removed and placed out of the weather. There's some sadness about the image but it also holds so much hope for the warmer months to come. Enjoy

The bridge that spans between Brooklyn and Staten Island , The Verrazzano Bridge. I shot this this morning. Slow shutter speed while standing in the surf. Enjoy.

The sun coming up over Brooklyn and lighting the shore of Staten Island's Fort Wadsworth.

The morning sun lighting up the clouds over Staten Island's Verrazzano Bridge

I walked out into the water fully clothed to get this shot. The Sunrise reflection off of the water was too nice to pass up.The Verrazzano bridge spans from Staten Island to Brooklyn New York.Enjoy!

The Wonder Wheel at Brooklyn's iconic Coney Island amusement park. Luna Park. I took this photo back in 2012.

The sunrises over New York’s famous Brooklyn. The bridge is the Verrazano. Enjoy

The sunrises up beneath New York's Verrazzano Bridge. The bridge spans between Staten Island and Brooklyn and costs a minor fortune to cross.

A 30 second exposure I recently took from the shore of Brooklyn looking out at New York city at night.

A tree does indeed grow in Brooklyn. I took this photograph a few weeks back in Brooklyn Bridge Park. Black and White helps you to see it the way it must have looked a hundred years ago.

A photograph I took during a rainy coronavirus afternoon recently. The pandemic and the weather kept people indoors.

During Covid I went out in the rain to capture this image. Empty Brooklyn streets in an area known as DUMBO. That's the Manhattan Bridge at the end of the road.

I took this from the Brooklyn side of the Brooklyn Bridge with Old Glory dancing in the breeze.