It's closing. If I could upload photos in comments I could show you the innards being ripped out of it. — Ebray on Despite signs, Warren 77 is not closing for good

China Blue is closed. — JS Miller on Still Cooking: Local restaurants are providing takeout and delivery

Yes, but only in an involuntary super-telephoto Arne Svenson-way. B&H delivers, can you? ;) — Jim Smithers on COVID-19: These five weeks in pictures

So sorry to learn of Dr. Quraishi's passing. He was the nicest man and a great doctor to me and several other members of my family. Thank you kind sir. RIP — Joshua Ab Levinson on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

You volunteering? — Robert Ripps on COVID-19: These five weeks in pictures

Thanks! — Robert Ripps on COVID-19: These five weeks in pictures

I was hoping for less puddles and more nudes. — Jim Smithers on COVID-19: These five weeks in pictures

Great pictures.... — howard Koo on COVID-19: These five weeks in pictures

I’m a big fan of the artistry of Kimberly Wang. I love the way she utilizes light on her subjects in order to capture genuine moments of joy and realism. I highly recommend her free webinar for artists and marketing professionals alike. — George Ziegler on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

A good, kind, patient, sensible man and a damn fine doctor. I felt safe with him. — Trebor Lloyd on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

Doctor Quarishi was my doctor for over 20 years; I will miss him. I saw him the first time in his office at Greenwich street. He was a wonderful man. If I had a question or concerned he will be promptly call me back. My condolences to his family... — EMILIA MARTINO on Dr. Nisar Quraishi dies from the coronavirus at 74

That makes completely no sense. Nice try. Something smells fishy. I think it's the dishonesty. — Keke on Despite signs, Warren 77 is not closing for good

I've known Kimberly for over 30 years. She's has a brilliant directors and photographers eye. I appreciate her guidance when either selecting art and photography or when discussing fine and performing art. Her ability to guide colleagues and collaborators is kind, sincere, and brilliant. Anyone would be fortunate to work with her and her brilliant mind. — Marvin on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

Kimberly! Hoping you’re reading comments: I love that you went behind the scenes of “The Handmaids Tale”! Wonderful! I am going to try to make your class, but actually would love to chat with you about some post-quarantine portraiture and storytelling I need for my website. Making a note to reach out ASAP! — Nicole on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

Agreed. Lets encourage small wins that will add up to get our civilization back..... — Howard Koo on Pupculture reopening for business five days a week

good luck !!! — howard Koo on Pupculture reopening for business five days a week

I've known Kimberly for over 30 years. She's has a brilliant directors and photographers eye. I appreciate her guidance when either selecting art and photography or when discussing fine and performing art. Her ability to guide colleagues and collaborators is kind, sincere, and brilliant. Anyone would be fortunate to work with her and her brilliant mind. — Marvin Webb on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

I could not agree more Disappointed and Tribtrib. This is a time to pause before responding/criticizing and asking one's self, "am I being considerate?" "am I being compassionate" or "am I over-reacting or being overly judgmental, have I considered everything?" We are all a bit emotional, on-edge, and fragile these days. A bit of extra effort towards kindness would be welcomed by the universe. — TheBlackSquirrel on Pupculture reopening for business five days a week

I would like to supplement my therapy (talk therapy, not CBT please) with someone to talk to. I only "see" my therapist once a week, but am not coping well, even with that. The medication I take doesn't work. I have tried everything. It's like Corona Virus on top of Severe Clinical Depression. I am aware your first priorities are people who have lost their jobs, but as a self employed artist, who did run her non profit until Corona set in, I feel I fit in that category, since I can't focus on my work without my partime high school student and young intern. My number is 212 3931182 — jane goldberg on Local Business Update: Tribeca Therapy

I agree with this question. What was the reply? — jane goldberg on Local Business Update: Tribeca Therapy

We’re just making our “Restaurant Ready” space available during the pandemic, in case there are any geniuses that would like to rent it out during the pandemic to keep it closed for us until we can return. LOLOL Of course it’s closing for good. — FrancoP on Despite signs, Warren 77 is not closing for good

I love Kimberly’s work! Her photography really speaks to me! I will definitely be writing to find out more info on these free webinars...that is so great! Nice to see small local businesses giving back during these tough times! — Gabrielle on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

As a long time lover of Kimberly's work both in TV and as a photographer of some of the world's finest artists, it's wonderful to see the word getting out about the free webinar she's teaching as a way to give back during these trying times. — Frank on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

What a wonderful idea!!!! Kimberly's work is gorgeous! She uses light so beautifully. I love that she's paying it forward by suggesting that we donate to charity. Will email her for more info. Would love to know the orgs she’s targeting with this effort. — Millie Hsi on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts

What a wonderful blessing to have Kimberly share her vision and talents during this time when we are all sheltering in place. Kimberly has a keen visual sense and she is a wonderful storyteller. What I appreciate about her concept of visual brand storytelling is that she is on the cusp of how we communicate and these visual cues are critical to the success of small business and large businesses too. If we learn nothing more than to become more informed about the power of visual brand storytelling, we will see improvements in our bottom lines and in an expanded connection with our clients and stakeholders. Bravo Kimberly. — Anthony B. Mottley on Local photographer offers free webinar to benefit relief efforts