I might learn how many traffic signals there are on the island. Then I asked a friend who had spent his whole career in the New York City Planning Department - did he know? How I would I find out? Who should I call? He said that he didn't know the answer, didn't know how I might find out, and doubted that anybody else in city government knew either. Naturally I assumed that this was a simple question, to be settled with at most a few tries with a search engine. When I began planning New York in Plain Sight now more than four years ago (!) naturally one of the first things I wanted to know was how many street corners there were on the island of Manhattan - a good thing to know if you're planning to photograph them all. I hope to be done - done done done! - by the end of May, and this prospect promises at least a crude sort of answer to a question that has plagued me ever since I began this project, namely: how many street corners are there on the island of Manhattan? Originally posted ApWith the recent run of good weather in New York I've been out with the camera taking care of the final clean-up of NEW YORK IN PLAIN SIGHT: The Manhattan Street Corners, that is to say, photographing the corners that I somehow missed during the main effort four years ago, as well as some where for security reasons I was prevented from taking the pictures but now, for whatever reason, am allowed to (or at least not prevented). The Little Orchestra is a London based orchestra that creates fun, relaxed and intimate nights out.

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