Yes, I understand. I just didn't think that they were sticking out so far to cut off all light and the unit to become ridiculously dark a lot of the time. By facing south there is generally a lot of light, either direct or indirect. The sun will come right into the unit in the winter for sure and in the summer the sun will be directly overhead. But still lots of light. If it was a unit facing another building in a narrow alley as is often the case in NYC, then yes it would be ridiculously dark a lot of the time. I just don't see it here with this exposure and with the condo units directly above and no building immediately in front that's all.
p.s. We do not own this unit although a Freed building would have been better than our Urban Capital one, in retrospect.