Photos from Flushing Meadows: Day 2

They helped Tomic get past Dustin Brown in three quality sets.

​Each day during the U.S. Open, we'll feature Anita Aguilar's photography, captioned by Steve Tignor. For more photo galleries, click here.

David Ferrer probably enjoys looking into the sun.

Ferrer beat Damir Dzumhur in four typically tough sets on Tuesday on Armstrong.

Diva at work: Genie Bouchard took a moment for a quick spa treatment during her straight-sets win over Olga Govortsova.

And remembered to make eye contact with the photographer afterward.

The Open's new side courts are great for fans, but they left Dominika Cibulkova feeling a little oppressed yesterday, as she tried and failed to fight off CiCi Bellis of the U.S.

New York City's latest red-carpet star, 15-year-old CiCi Bellis.

Madison Keys won in a rout. She could probably hit those balls out of the stadium without much trouble.

Then she stopped for a pic.

A bear?

Yes, a bear. Keys walked away with a new friend.

A lifetime of autograph hunting lies ahead.

Gael Monfils as a juggler? Now that's an idea.

This is the match Michael Jordan should have been watching.

La Monf was happy just to watch himself.

You've heard of the Genie Army. Is it time for a Bernie army?

They helped Tomic get past Dustin Brown in three quality sets.

But not before Dreddy showed off a little arm.

Roger is in the house.

Ashe Stadium had room for two immortals last night.

It wasn't just about the shoes, but they didn't hurt.

18-year-old Taylor Townsend brought her own style in her Ashe debut, against Serena Williams.

But the earrings and nail polish weren't enough, as she lost 6-3, 6-1.

Serena finished the day looking suitably fierce in leopard print.