Cord Jefferson
Senior Editor
With the snow melted and the city's municipal workers back to performing their regular duties rather than frantically clearing roads, New York City's sanitation department has a tough job ahead of it today—cleaning up all the waste that had been buried under feet-high snow mounds. Here, a scene from Pearl Street in lower Manhattan, where the garbage heaps are apparently as tall as men (also, notice the Christmas tree).
photo via GOOD contributing editor Alex Goldmark
