I wonder what the dress code between 11pm and 3am is.

Panoramic view of Chelsea seen from the very end of The High Line.

One of the cabins inside The Frying Pan. While the outside of the ship has been restored, everything inside has been kept intact in order to preserve it’s 3-year sunken history.

Looking through the window of a once sunken ship that’s been retrieved and converted into the restaurant called The Frying Pan in Chelsea.

2 hours after taking this photo, two people hopped overboard, drowned, and were subsequently fished out like cod. Why they did it? God only knows.

A memorial for a biker killed on the Westside Highway 4 years ago.

RIP.

While walking down the streets of Chelsea last night, I came upon this scary looking building. It’s quite a spooky site.

Another installation piece at the very end of The High Line.

An installation piece on The High Line that takes the shape of the buildings directly in front of it.

The outside of Mr. Brainwash’s gallery in the Meat Packing District.

One, two, Freddy’s coming for you

Park & Spark