This is Rockefeller Center and the iconic Christmas tree.  This is the only usable picture I could get without thousands of people in the foreground.

The Guggenheim is a Frank Lloyd Wright architectural masterpiece.  It was also very crowded and you are only allowed to take pictures on the ground floor, which is even strange for a museum.  Again, lots of people, but a little post processing makes it work.  Click her for another shot from an earlier trip when the museum was closed.

My favorite fruit related tech company (from the inside of the new Upper West Side store).

Taking pictures in museums is a bit of a challenge--I don't simply want to take a picture of someone else's art, so I try to catch an angle or get the experience of the observer.  At the Museum of Modern Art:

This shot outside of Rockefeller Center is a little artsy, but I like the effect of the camera blur on St. Patrick's Cathedral in the background.  The sharp focus image was boring.

Oh yeah--we ran into several thousand Santas in Central Park.  They seemed to be enjoying themselves and not keeping track of naughty lists.