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Bedstuy. Photo: Martina Maffini<em>Photo of fallen tree in Bed Stuy by <a href="http://www.martinamaffini.com/">Martina Maffini</a></em><p><a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/tag/hurricane-sandy/" target="_blank">Hurricane Sandy</a> has not been kind to New Yorkers. The monster storm swept through the city on Monday and <a href="http://inhabitat.com/nyc/photos-hurricane-sandy-already-flooding-brooklyn/">caused destruction in every borough</a>, but despite the fallen trees, flooded subways and precariously dangling cranes, New Yorkers kept trucking on and many were out and about documenting the damage. Read on for photos - some taken by us and some sent to us by readers - of what the city is looking like post-Sandy.1
Bedstuy. Photo: Martina MaffiniFallen tree in Bedstuy. Photo: Martina Maffini2
At Carl Schurz Park. Photo: Sotaro MisawaAt Carl Schurz Park. Photo: Sotaro Misawa3
Key Food Selling Milk for $5 Photo: Lori ZimmerLower Manhattan Black out Photo: Lori Zimmer4
Closed Con-Ed Power Station on 14th and Avenue C, Photo: Lori ZimmerClosed Con-Ed Power Station on 14th and Avenue C, Photo: Lori Zimmer5
Flooded Foundation on Williamsburg Waterfront at N 5th Street, Photo: Lori ZimmerLower Manhattan Black out Photo: Lori Zimmer6
Central Park. Photo: Daniel C. SommerCentral Park. Photo: Daniel C. Sommer7
Uptown Manhattan. Photo: Daniel C. SommerUptown Manhattan. Photo: Daniel C. Sommer8
At 77th Street and York AveAt 77th Street and York Ave. Photo: Sotaro Misawa9
Central Park. Photo: Daniel C. SommerCentral Park. Photo: Daniel C. Sommer10
Trees down and lots of flooding everywhere in the LES of ManhattanTrees down and lots of flooding everywhere in the LES of Manhattan. Photo: Jill Fehrenbacher11
Tree Fallen in Chinatown, Photo: Lori ZimmerTree Fallen in Chinatown, Photo: Lori Zimmer12
Trees down in the LES of ManhattanTrees down in the LES of Manhattan. Photo: Jill Fehrenbacher13
People on FDRPeople playing on FDR. Photo: Sotaro Misawa14
"People queuing up at the only open store in the LES like its communist Russia" - Jill Fehrenbacher"People queuing up at the only open store in the LES like its communist Russia" - Jill Fehrenbacher15
Downtown Brooklyn Jay StreetJay Street, Downtown Brooklyn. Photo: Marie Sterling16
Cobble Hill. Photo: Marie SterlingCobble Hill. Photo: Marie Sterling17
103 Street Subway Station. Photo: Daniel C. Sommer103 Street Subway Station. Photo: Daniel C. Sommer18
Fallen Awning on the Bowery, Photo: Lori ZimmerFallen Awning on the Bowery, Photo: Lori Zimmer19
"Street signs facing the same direction because of the wind" - Sotaro Misawa"Street signs facing the same direction because of the wind." - Sotaro Misawa20
Lower Manhattan Black out Photo: Lori ZimmerLower Manhattan Black out Photo: Lori Zimmer21
