Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - popular retailer, Urban Outfitters on Atlantic Avenue

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - bike lanes on Henry Street

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - Long Island College Hospital at the end of Atlantic Avenue

Fabian Robinson: Columbia Street Waterfront - at the foot of the waterfront is Brooklyn Bridge Park

Fabian Robinson: Columbia Street Waterfront - seating area at the playground, southern end of the waterfront

Fabian Robinson: Columbia Street Waterfront - one of the many frequently used bike lanes in the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: Columbia Street Waterfront - directions at the waterfront, Piers 7-12

Fabian Robinson: Columbia Street Waterfront - Marine Terminal office building which is part of the NY/NJ Port Authority

Fabian Robinson: Columbia Street Waterfront - corner of Kane St. and Columbia St. leading the way to the waterfront

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - fish and chips and other British pub favorites

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - the major park space in the neighborhood is Van Voorhess Park near the BQE

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - classic Italian sweets and ices at Court Pastry Shop

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - Toyz is a child's dream, a small store filled from floor to ceiling with toys and games

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - an alternative to the major supermarkets, Staubitz Market offers specialty meats to the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - Teddy is one of the retail boutiques offering specialty apparel on Court St.

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - one of the neighborhood's elementary schools that has a playground on the rooftop

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - homemade ice cream at Marble Ice Cream

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - Lemongrass Grill, one of many and my favorite, Thai restaurant in the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - Barnes & Noble, another institution that is quickly fading is on the northern end of Cobble Hill

Fabian Robinson: Cobble Hill - Tio Pio is one of my favorite diners in the neighborhood, great food

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - not all restaurants in Korea Town are Korean, Pho 32 is a Vietnamese Noodle Shop that's open 24 hours.

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - one of the many Asian restaurants in the area. It's customary for these restaurants to display fake food from the menu as a way to entice customers.

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - hidden by all the scaffolding, Bon Chon Chicken is one of my favorite chicken places in NYC

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - great dessert and wine bar inthe neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - the Hotel Wolcott is a boutique hotel on the southern end of Korea Town.

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - the very popular Spoon bar and restaurant that has a nightclub on the second level

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - mini food court in the middle of the neighborhood where you can shop and find somewhere to eat.

Fabian Robinson: Canarsie - one of the many street malls on Rockaway Parkway providing services to the community.

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - one of the major hotels in the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: Korea Town - Korea Way sign at the intersection of 32nd & Broadway

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - entrance to Central Park at W. 106th St.

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - joggers and bikers in the north end of the park off W. 108th St.

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - Fredrick Douglass Circle outside the northwest entrance to the park

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - USS Marine National Monument at the southwest entrance to the park

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - park visitors laying out on one the great lawns enjoying the sun

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - couple on a horse carriage ride in the park

Fabian Robinson: Central Park - Central Park Zoo is on the East side of the park. It was NYC's first official zoo and is managed by the Wildlife Conservation Society.

Fabian Robinson: Sutton Place - one of many ethnic restaurants in the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: Sutton Place - Sofrito Restaurant is well known for its Puerto Rican cuisine

Fabian Robinson: Sutton Place - there are a number of houses of worship on the neighborhood, New York Catholic Center

Fabian Robinson: Sutton Place - Redemption, local bar and lounge

Fabian Robinson: Sutton Place - local gym, Strive

Fabian Robinson: LES - S'Mac, who said you can't just have Mac 'n Cheese alone for dinner?!

Fabian Robinson: LES - one of the few coffee shops that serves wine, 88 Orchard

Fabian Robinson: LES - Sarah D. Roosevelt Park, largest park in the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: LES - live music at the Rockwood Music Hall

Fabian Robinson: LES - Clinton Street Baking Co., popular bakery/diner in the neighborhood

Fabian Robinson: LES - LES Tenement Museum, local museum

Fabian Robinson: LES - Doughnut Plant is a neighborhood institution that's known for its artisan doughnuts and baked goods. There's often a line out the door and it's the middle of the afternoon. The bakery doesn't close until the last doughnut is sold, which is usually around 8pm.

Fabian Robinson: Midtown - one of the few parks in the midtown area