August 22, 2008

July 19, 2008

April 22, 2008

It was a very nice day today after a day of chill. I was in Soho for lunch, heading back to the office from Sunrise Market. I was walking up Greene Street when I noticed this inviting roofdeck above a low story building. And then next to it, I noticed red and black fabrics draping on the fire escape. I just loved how it looked. As I headed up Greene Street to Prince Street, I couldn't help but notice the storefront displaying some playful mannequins of a lingerie store. Check it out or visit the photo album.

March 21, 2008

I was returning to the office from the Whole Foods on Bowery. I walked up Bowery and took some interesting shots of bargain hunters in front of this clothing store.

I continued up the Bowery and came upon a couple of renovation jobs. One at a restaurant, Mannahatta, which I have wanted to dine at and now may have missed my opportunity.

I then walked down Bond Street where there are couple of new residential building built. One of which is designed by famous European architects, Herzog and de Meuron. The residential building is 40 Bond Street and spearheaded by famous hotelier, Ian Schrager.

For a closer view of some of these great works of architecture, check out the photo album.

March 13, 2008

I was walking back to the office when I noticed this lacy pattern on a Barbara Bui dress. Actually, it was the shadow that was casted on the mannequin's leg that caught my eye. I thought it was really pretty.



There was a film crew in the neighborhood near work. They are filming a Disney movie called "Confessions of a Shopaholic". For some more info, click here. It's actually based on a novel. For more information on the novel, click here. I didn't see anyone famous but I did take pictures of the trailers and camera crews.

And for a closer look, click here.

March 6, 2008

I was heading back to the office when I saw this lady. She was wearing this fur jacket that was ripped at the sides and did you check out her footwear?! She was mackin' in her funky style.