Terence Ho since 1981(The Last Ronin)

Columbia University         Why Columbia University? Got a chance to check out this fast moving campus and this is where they shot Ghostbusters (1984) and the Spider-man trilogy.

Brooklyn Promenade     Let the pics do the talking. Started out a little late this day but nevertheless this is a good place to stroll by and take some decent pics of the city. Recommended if you are in Brooklyn.

Thank the good Lord Jesus that it was a sunny day. Today I spent most of my time in Times Square and Central Park. I had to stop by and take pictures of Madison Square Garden of course. Times Square       Some of the random places I shot, which included the Disney store, Rockefeller Center, NBC tower, and Radio City Hall.

Let day 5 commence! Wall St!         This pic above is the Manhattan Museum of Arts in Ghostbusters II (1989)   Wall St was nice. Not to mention, it was overcast this day with very little rain. The hardest pic to get was Charging Bull. This was the best pic I got. I then went to Koreatown to eat. I first walked by the Manhattan Municipal Building again where I shot the grassy area across this time. This is where they shot a scene in Spider-man 2 (2004)

The place I always started my journeys. I can dispense of the groggy wake up messages so off to SoHo I went.  

Man, I slept like a baby for the night. I woke up early around 6AM for the next adventure though I didn't move out till 8AM.   So the dog was up and early and I had to take a pic of Ollie. Cookie was the other dog though she seldom came in my room. Ollie loved coming in alot so I had to take a pic of him! On to Chinatown! I got off the subway on Chambers street where I took another pic of the Manhattan Municipal Building where Ghostbusters (1984) was shot. It was roughly a 13-15 minute walk to Chinatown from this area using google maps. Finally arrived though I was so early that I had to walk around until a couple restaurants opened to satisfy my food cravings. I came roughly about 9AM so Chinatown wasn't littered with people till much later on.       I made my way back somewhere in the beginning of Chinatown to eat at:   Noodles were very tasty. Not bad for $7.00. Lot's of single folks eating here too. I walked ar...