Amsterdam avenue

grrlscientist | December 23, 2007

tags: NYC, holidays, photography I finally figured out how to use the optical zoom setting on my new camera. Amsterdam Avenue in NYC at Christmas, as seen from the window of my watering hole. The snowflakes were made by the staff and customers by cutting up paper placemats and taping them to the window. Image: GrrlScientist, 23 December 2007.[larger view].

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