One of the tall ships moored at the South Street Seaport Pier. Prior to this area becoming a tourist destination it was called the Fulton Fish Market.
Tag: New York
B&W
Some B&W images from DUMBO.
Odd
I’m not sure what to make of this piece of ‘art’?
Faces of Red Hook
Van Brunt St., Red Hook, Brooklyn.
East Side, Northward
This is from the Roosevelt Island Tram as it nears the Manhattan Island station. I don’t recall the exact ave. (E. 60th St.), but this view is looking northward on the East Side. I carry a small digital voice recorder with me, but I tend to use it to remind myself of general geographical areas that I have shot in during the course of a day. I probably should consider using it for the details as well.
Below Ground
Waiting for a subway train at an unknown station in Manhattan at midday.
This Being Sunday
I thought I would post a view of a steeple* and another rooftop that looks much like a steeple. I don’t think I would want to be the person who re-roofs the secular steeple.
*Note: Composition 101: Avoid light poles, in the frame, while shooting steeples :-).
Avenue of the Americas
Radio City Music Hall and Simon and Schuster. Our son works for Simon and Schuster, on the 17th floor. I took a few photos out the window of his office that I will post soon.
The Lower Halves
Spotted at the MOMA.
Still Looking Up
Glass & Brick.
Glass and Sky
Sometimes a little tilt can create interest.
Rooftop Decorating
Different uses of NYC rooftops. Seemed like a mild version of privacy invasion, taking these photos.
Above the Crane
On the tram, from Roosevelt Island, as it makes its descent into the Manhattan station.
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