Apple's flagship store in New York is coincidentally enshrined for renovations. The somber gray covering the once mighty cube is seemingly appropriate for the people coming not to shop but to remember Steve Jobs. [Tim Conneally]

The news media nearly overwhelmed by numbers the crowd outside Apple Store Fifth Avenue the morning of Oct. 6, 2011. [Tim Conneally]

A woman writes, perhaps a message, before the small shrine of flowers outside Apple Store Fifth Avenue on Oct. 6, 2011. [Tim Conneally]

Candles keep vigil for Apple's cofounder and visionary leader. [Tim Conneally]

His funeral was scheduled for Oct. 7, 2011. [JAM Project]

Mourners placed flowers outside Apple's uptown store in Minneapolis. [Julio Ojeda-Zapata]

Cards express comfort to Apple employees and gratitude to Steve Jobs. [Julio Ojeda-Zapata]

Mourners leave notes outside Apple Store San Francisco. [Aaron Muszalski]

Another view of the notes on Apple Store San Francisco window. [Paul Bonugli]

Is the likeness to the original? [JAM Project]

Flowers adorn an Apple Store door, hours after the world learned that Steve Jobs had died. [Blake Patterson]

"Like a father to me". [JAM Project]

Jobs' signature wear was black turtle neck and blue jeans. [Julio Ojeda-Zapata]

"American Genius" [JAM Project]

Someone left a real Apple, outside the Apple uptown store in Minneapolis. [Julio Ojeda-Zapata]

Can you read the sentiment? [JAM Project]

"Paying my respects" -- Georgetown area, Washington, DC. [David Chico Pham]

Flowers outside Apple Store, Sydney, Australia. [Ruben Schade]

Mourners gather outside Apple Store, Sydney. [JAM Project]

"You've changed the world", Sydney. [Ruben Schade]

Shrine outside Apple Store, Birmingham, AL. [Ralph Daily]

Jobs and the iconic symbol that made Apple a household name. [Ruben Schade]

Homage to Steve Jobs in Austin Texas [Ben Sutherland]

So are we. [JAM Project]