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Me in Colorful Times Square Midtown Manhattan New York City NY P00841 DSC_2015
Das Oculus ist ein futuristisches Verkehrsknotenpunkt-Gebäude am Ground Zero in New York City. Es wurde entworfen, um an eine fliegende Taube zu erinnern und dient als Einkaufszentrum sowie Verbindungspunkt für U-Bahn-Linien. Das markante Design stammt von Santiago Calatrava und symbolisiert Hoffnung und Wiederaufbau nach den Ereignissen vom 11. September 2001. Das Atrium ist 40 m hoch und lässt sich öffnen, so dass der Blick auf den Himmel freigegeben werden kann.
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The Oculus is a futuristic transportation hub building at Ground Zero in New York City. It was designed to resemble a flying dove and serves as a shopping center as well as a connection point for subway lines. The striking design was created by Santiago Calatrava and symbolizes hope and reconstruction after the events of September 11, 2001. The Atrium is 40 m (132 feet) high and can be opened to reveal a view of the sky.
Capture taken during our last years visit to NYC. Leaving the hotel at Canal street, my plan was to see ground Zero at early hours. I liked the empty Church street with all these parcel cars and at the end the Oculus building with some fogs passing up from the subway station around there...gearing up for Chicago end of month..Thanks, Udo.
I am not sure about some of you but I always have issues shooting on bridges. Yet alone bridges with railroad tracks. To make it more worse on the situation, Manhattan bridge, which every minute, trains crosses. Not to mention huge trucks rushing as well.
Patience is always the key on cases like this.
Lower Manhattan, New York
A last trip to New York, post-election for the BARACK OBAMA - CHANGE WE CAN BELIEVE IN (North American) campaign aircraft. Seen here soon to depart to Florida where it will be repainted in basic North American colors. Boeing 757, N755NA, at JFK, New York, USA. October, 2008. Copyright Tom Turner.
The New York City skyline just amazes me every time. The view, the location, and the time of day gives a different perspective every time. As the sun goes down, the golden hour brings many colors and reflections upon the buildings and to the water. That’s when the magic happens, as the sun reflects against the sky and buildings, the city lights then turn on. The city lights add to the colors and reflections. As we watch blue hour then sets in. Bringing on the blue colors onto the city adding to its beauty. When it comes to recognizable skylines, New York City’s tops the list. The Big Apple is known for its many impressive architectural wonders.
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Inside JFK International Airport Departures Terminal Queens New York City NY P00699 20181102_213440(0)
Wow! I found this in my photo stash. This photo was taken nine years ago in one my trips to the Big Apple. Shot using my first DSLR - a Sony Alpha-300.
Shot of the Brooklyn Bridge and the Manhattan Bridge behind it. Towards the center of the shot in red, white, blue is the Empire State Building
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