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These photos are of the Jersey Village High School Choir, taken March 6-9, 2008 in New York City. Parents and choir members:, you are free to right click and save any picture you would like. These will print 4" x 6".

If you like enlargements I have the large format files and can get them done at a very reasonable price through a company I use. They are high quality prints, not like Walmart! The photos that are vertical with two photos to a 4x6 can also be ordered separately.

From the plane, if you look at the top right you can see Pier 17 where we did some shopping on Saturday! Also the big sailing ships parked in front!

Here are some of the bridges in the area.

The Metropolitan Art Museum

Inside the Metropolitan Art Museum

Pounding the pavement! Because in New York you walk!

Signs, signs, everywhere are signs!

The kids got to go to a dinner theatre and listen to some live music and have dinner on Broadway

Even the Principle Funk got in on the action!

Melindy was Rockin'!!

Ahh the age of technology! A moment in time caught forever!

There are Ghosts in New York City!!

Heading up 30 Rockfeller Center to the Observation Deck at the NBC Studios.

The Elevator moved at the speed of sound!

My daughter, Shelby, and the Empire State Building

What a View!!

The Clock in Times Square

The Empire State Building

You can see forever!

This is the light fountain in the courtyard below 30 Rockefeller

A never ending sea of taxis, cars and lights.

Fun in Times Square!

DAY TWO!

Good Morning Newwark, New Jersey! The view from our hotel in Newark.

Their smog is worse than our smog in Houston!

The Hotel provided a GREAT breakfast for us!

Heading for the Tunnel

New York City Street

My, my! what a big Target you have my dear!!

NYC Finest!

So many sights in the streets

Too bad this dinosaur got in the way of the fire truck! Don't mess with FDNY!

The amazing Hearst Tower that was gutted and a NEW building put inside the old

structure. This type of new building is called a "Diagrid" pattern and uses 20% less steel than a conventional steel building. Using this style of architecture saves approx 2,000 tons of steel!

I love the old architecture!

The Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York City is the largest cathedral in the world (St Peters Basilica in Rome is larger, but it's not a cathedral).

Everything about Ste John the Divine is colossal, from its cavernous 601-foot-long nave (the length of two football fields), which can hold some 5,000 worshippers,

to its 162-foot-tall dome crossing, which could comfortably contain the Statue of Liberty.

The Peace Fountain depicts the struggle of good and evil. The forces of good, embodied in the figure of the archangel Michael, triumph by decapitating Satan, whose head hangs from one side. The fountain is encircled by small, whimsical animal figures

cast in bronze from pieces sculpted by children.

We got to eat lunch in Central Park!

Do you like my tail feathers?

The birds in Central Park were so friendly and unafraid of humans. They would almost let you touch them. We fed quite a few birds and squirrells with our lunch bread. For me it was a chance to get a bunch of bird shots that I normally would have to have my big zoom for!