Boldly going where millions have gone before

Last days in the big apple

"How would you like to go to Singapore?" my CFO asked. I've been working in New York for six years now and comfortable enough to consider myself a New Yorker. I've seen it at its worst moments on 9/11, endured the hard times of starting a career in the midst of the dot.com burst and a full blown recession. But also seeing it roaring right back stronger than ever, as I found footing in wall street, the back bone of this great city. Would I leave? It didn't take me long to answer though. The chance of working in one of the most dynamic regions of the world prompt me to say yes. So one chapter of my life closes, and a new one begins.

Continentals

San Francisco - Architecture

San Francisco - Skyline

Manhattanhenge

On May 30, the sunset was to be perfectly aligned with the East-West grid of Manhattan's street. I happened to have my camera with me so I went to Tudor City overpass on 42nd Street to catch it. Only in New York that this such a big deal that I had to share the limited space with dozens of people trying do the same thing I did. It was worth the wait and the long lines though.

A little bit of Spring