CSI: New York set designer Will Batts is back at work on the show’s eighth season, and he posted several pictures on Twitter. The first features EDNA, one of the pieces of lab equipment from the show, and the second shows a location on the Paramount backlot that looks like the exterior of buildings in New York City. CSI: Crime Scene Investigation co-executive producer Dustin Lee Abraham recently posed with former Las Vegas mayor Oscar Goodman, who will guest star in an upcoming episode of the crime drama. Last week, Abraham shared several more classic pictures from the CSI set, offering a glimpse behind the scenes of “Popping Tags” and “Grave Danger”—the “Grave Danger” image features director Jeffrey Hunt, who worked as a camera operator on the episode. Click to see each picture full-sized:

CBS posted a new “Under the Microscope” blog entry which features CSI: New York production designer Vaughan Edwards. Edwards offers a glimpse of what goes into creating a set for the series—in this case, the sky bridge designed by Will Batts for this week’s episode, “The Untouchable”. You can find the video embedded after the jump!

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CSI: New York actors AJ Buckley (Adam Ross) and Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) posed for a picture, and New York set designer Will Batts shared two images featuring a chaotic set and some prop dummies. Click to see each picture full-sized:

CSI: New York actor AJ Buckley (Adam Ross) posted several pictures on Twitter. The first image features Buckley alongside costar Carmine Giovinazzo (Danny Messer), and the second picture shows the crew on set getting ready to film a scene. CSI: NY composer Bill Brown put a picture on Facebook that offers fans a glimpse of the audio mixing process for episode 7.15. Set designer Will Batts shared an image of a ‘subway station’ that will be used for an upcoming episode, and Tim Carr posted a picture of Mac Taylor’s (Gary Sinise) office. Click to see each image full-sized!

Thanks to Shane from TalkCSI.

CSI: New York set designer Will Batts posted three new pictures of the sky bridge set under construction. The image on the far right shows the set fully dressed and lit for filming. Click to see each picture full-sized:

CSI Files previously posted pictures of rappers Yelawolf and Paul Wall on the set of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. You can find two more pictures of the rappers below. The first contains Wall and Yelawolf on the ground (and includes a rude hand gesture), and the second features Wall alongside George Eads (Nick Stokes) and co-executive producer Dustin Lee Abraham. CSI: New York set designer Will Batts posted an interior shot of the sky bridge set we previously mentioned, and producer Jerry Bruckheimer shared an image of a sign featured on the CSI: NY set. Click to see each image full-sized!

CSI: New York set designer Will Batts previously shared a picture of a sky bridge replica under construction for an upcoming episode of the series. The set is a reproduction of the three-story Gimbels Sky Bridge, which crosses 32nd Street in Manhattan. Batts has now posted an image of the sky bridge receiving its final coat of paint, which you can find below—click to see the picture full-sized!

CSI: New York set designer Will Batts posted the following Twitpic featuring a sky bridge reproduction under construction. The set represents the three-story Gimbels Sky Bridge, which crosses 32nd Street in Manhattan. The original copper-clad structure was erected in 1925. Click to see the image full-sized:

Omar Miller (Walter Simmons) posted a picture of himself with two of his CSI: Miami costars, Jonathan Togo (Ryan Wolfe) and Christian Clemenson (Dr Tom Loman). CSI: New York set designer Will Batts shared a picture featuring “the closet of a professional killer” from an upcoming episode. Click the thumbnails to see each image full-sized:

Set designer Will Batts previously shared a picture of a vapor chamber being built. Batts has now posted a picture of the final chamber filled with extras for an upcoming episode of CSI: New York. You can find the picture below, along with a shot of New York’s leading man Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) performing with his Lt Dan Band onstage at the cast and crew’s annual midseason bash. Click each image to see it full-sized!

CSI: New York’s leading man Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) posted a picture of himself with costar Sela Ward (Jo Danville) on Twitter. Fellow New Yorker Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) shared an image of himself at the premiere of For Colored Girls, the new Tyler Perry film in which he appears as ‘Donald’. Lastly, CSI: NY set designer Will Batts posted a picture of a vapor chamber being constructed for the series. You can click each image to see it full-sized:

Gary Sinise recently shared a picture of himself with some clowns on the set of CSI: New York. The actor posted another picture with the funny extras, and set designer Will Batts shared several pictures of ‘clown eggs’. Click each image to see it full-sized:

CSI: New York’s leading man Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) and set designer Will Batts shared several set pictures on Twitter. Batts posted a door with “squibs” attached to simulate bullet hits, and he also shared an image of a church that will appear in the upcoming ninth episode. The same church can be seen in a picture Sinise posted, and guest star John Larroquette appears in the second image shared by the actor. Click each picture to see it full-sized:

Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes) posted another gruesome picture from the morgue of CSI: New York. Set designer Will Batts posted a picture of a balcony that will appear in an upcoming CSI: NY episode. You can click the images below to see them full-sized (please be aware that some may find the first picture disturbing):

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Gary Sinise (Mac Taylor) posted two pictures from the set of CSI: New York featuring himself along with costars Sela Ward (Jo Danville), Anna Belknap (Lindsay Monroe) and Hill Harper (Dr Sheldon Hawkes). Also, check out a drawing from set designer Will Batts depicting a rooftop set for the fifth episode of season seven. Click each image to see it full-sized:

Thanks to PerfectAnomaly from TalkCSI for the link.