Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New York City. Show all posts
Here are some of my favourite images that I've made from New York; photos from the "Top of the Rock" in the Rockefeller center. We decided that we would either go up to the lookout from the "Top of the Rock" or the "Empire State Building" and finally decided on the former. This way, we had an 'unobstructed' view of the Empire state buildind as well as Central Park. Don't forget to head over to Flickr to see all of the images from New York (that I have released to date).

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Vintage Look of New York from the "Top of the Rock"

THE City of New York

Black and White New York

Central Park from the Top of the Rock

New York Approaching Sunset
Here are a few more from the cruise around the harbour; some more bridges and buildings!

New York Bridges
Brooklyn Bridge

The Brooklyn Bridge Black and White
B^3 - Black and White Brooklyn Bridge

Empire State Building from the Water
Empire State Building

Statue of Liberty

Another major part of the cruise was the trip around the Statue of Liberty. Here are a few of the best of these photos.

Statue of Liberty

Portrait of a Statue

Close up of a Statue

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New York from the Harbour

Surprised to see a post? I know it has been awhile. These images go back to to Christmas time in New York. Here are a smattering of images from the cruise in and around the New York Island.

 New York Financial District New York Financial District

Buildings of New York New York Buildings

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Looking Downtown from the Harbour Cruise Looking Downtown

Last ones from the lights tour

Ok ... last set of images from the moving holiday lights tour bus ... I promise! radiocity atlas LunchHour

Holiday Lights Tour Cont'd

Ok ... so there were a lot of bright lights in New York to see on the tour ... here are some more! bldgpresent snakylights bigsnow

Christmas Lights Tour

Here are a few more images from the Holiday Lights tour we took while in NYC. I say that here are some "more" because the post from Christmas day had three images from the same tour. Albeit not my best images, I still am amazed by some of the lights in the city (as shot from a moving bus at night time). WindowColour WindowColour2 xmaslights

Random NYC Sights

Although all of the previous NYC posts have had some sort of theme ... this one will seem a little out of place. The three images below aren't really of much (well ... they are but I'm not sure what they are!) and weren't a significant attraction we went to see. Here are a few of the images that fell out of wandering around the city! Watching Face Natural Museum of the American Indian ChristmaslightsNYC

Times Square NYC Pt 2

Here is the second part of the 2 part times square series of NYC ... more of the same: bright lights!

Times Square 6

Times Square 5

Times Square HDR

Times Square NYC Pt 1

One of the most impressive places in NYC is Times Square! The bright lights and crowded streets add to the 'magic' of the location. One of the facts that I heard while I was there impressed me as well: the owners of the stores and restaurants in the area designated as "Times Square" are mandated that a certain percentage of of the facades and open wall spaces need to be covered with lit up signs, screens and neon. This is all to preserve the "magic". 

Times Square 2

Times Square 3

Times Square 4

9/11 Memorial in New York City

One of the "attractions" that we saw in NYC was the, in progress, 9/11 memorial. The first picture shows one of the two perpetual pools, in the former locations of the two towers. All around the edges of these pools are the names of those who lost their lives on that day. They are separated in location around the pools by where they were during the tragedy (Tower 1, Tower 2, NYFD, Pentagon, etc.)

The second image is of a tree. The tree looks as if it is a violent criminal as it is extremely well restrained. These restraints are so that nothing can remove this tree since it has been through a lot! It was planted in 1970 and was the sole surviving tree found after 9/11. It was nursed back to health in a nursery and after some tough times dealing with hurricanes at the nursery, eventually made its way back to where it is now.

9/11 Memorial

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