More rain, different day, different part of town.
Ps. New York is famous for many reasons, one of them being it's vertical architecture.... laid in a highly organised grid with avenues and streets which follow a certain urban logic ... We are used to seeing images of NYC's streets where skyscrapers frame the image and interrupt the view of the sky, but only recently, the much narrower and not so organised urban grid of London has begun to emulate this ... And I am hopeful people will eventually notice that the urban context is rather different...the question is...when?
