Humza Deas is a local photographer, videographer, and urban explorer. We've featured his work many times on Viewing NYC, but I think this video is the best of his we have seen. Capturing a stormy sunset over New York City, the video shows colorful and moody, cityscape and skyline scenes from a vantage point near Newtown Creek. It is a must watch video. Check it out!

here's what after a lighting storm over new york city looks like.

In this recent video from NBC's great Left Field series, meet a Harlem-based bike crew that does crazy street tricks for instagram fame, sponsorships, for community, and for charity.

Meet the Cycle Squad Maniaccs: DBlocks, MoBlocks, Twisted700, and ArtBMX. They're a group of Harlem bike riders who pop wheelies and swerve inches away from incoming traffic. The squad is popular on Instagram and was even featured in an ASAP Ferg music video, although they can raise the ire of drivers and police with their gravity-defying stunts.

Opening later this year, the Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exhibit at Coney Island's New York Aquarium is currently in the process of being set up, and inevitably, there will need to be some transportation of sharks into the exhibit. In this short video from the New York Times, see how that process is more complicated than you would expect.

These sharks at the New York Aquarium find themselves corralled, hoisted, trucked, poked and prodded before finally reaching their new home at the “Ocean Wonders: Sharks!” exhibit.