#littlewasleft of 110 N Upper Wacker Drive - former headquarters of General Growth Properties Inc.
One of the many American Giants - a Muffler Man located in Crystal Lake, Ilinois.
Now in short about Muffler Men. They are giant fiberglass sculptures used as "attention grabbers". Many of these figures were used to promote various roadside businesses and often would hold real merchandise, like full-sized car mufflers, which, as I understand, was the reason for the Muffler Men nickname.
The figures are usually 18–25 feet (5.5-7.6 meters) tall. Muffler Men were a popular roadside decoration in 60's and 70's mainly in the United States.
Another photo of the Long Lines Building, Manhattan, New York. Different side, different mood.
The shop in downtown Manhattan of a company with a clever name that specializes in designing, manufacturing, fabricating and installing neon signage and artistic lighting.
The first precinct and mounted unit of the New York Police Department decorated its doors before Halloween.
Hudson River Greenway, a section of the Manhattan Waterfront Greenway, is a bikeway in Manhattan.
Jacob K. Javits Federal Office Building on Foley Square, Manhattan, New York City.
A bar on a Tribeca's quiet street with a plain entrance and a barely noticeable sign.
One of the Manhattan Bridge's towers seen between buildings in the downtown of Brooklyn.
Van Gogh’s Ear is a four and a half ton swimming pool sculpture created by a Scandinavian artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset. The sculpture is installed in the Fifth Avenue entrance to the Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center.
View over Northport Bay from the Vanderbilt Mansion - former 43-acre estate of William K. Vanderbilt II, now the Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum.
Forged dragon candle holder at William K. Vanderbilt, Jr's mansion.
Suffolk County Vanderbilt Museum. Eagle's Nest - William K. Vanderbilt, Jr's Gold Coast-era Moorish Mansion, located in Centerpoint, Long Island, NY.
Not Hailey Clauson. And I don't care what the organizers say. Coney Island Mermaid Parade, 2016.
Stilt walking Uncle Sam at the Coney Island Mermaid Parade, 2016.
View across the West Side Yard toward the site of the Hudson Yards project.
Hudson Yards is a large-scale redevelopment project. Soon this neighborhood will look differently.
Urban Rattle sculpture is installed on a private property next to a rental complex and can be seen from the High Line Park.