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This structure, with its decidedly extravagant shape, is a major transport hub of the city and is located underground between towers 2 and 3 of the World Trade Center. Together with other buildings in the district, the Oculus represents the city’s rebirth after the tragic attacks on September 11, 2001 and has a very long and interesting history.
The Oculus is a transportation hub and upscale shopping mall at the World Trade Center in New York City
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lol....Actually this is a shot I took of the Oculus in NYC. I wanted to clean up the background and eliminate the surrounding distractions in order to really highlight this amazing architecture.
What is the plan for the weekend? It’s getting close and I’m kinda excited. I still don’t have anything set in stone but what ever we endup doing we will make sure it’s fun. Weather is looking good too, fingers crossed. This was also shot while we had fun in NYC. What do you think?
This image was meant for the companion group LCoF. Unfortunately I was in late. Then my wife suggested me that in Latin eye is called "Oculus"... so, here you are!
I hope that you will like the result, dear friends!
Have a great and happy "Smile on Saturday"! 🙋♂️
Illumination "Winterlichter" at the Palmengarten, Frankfurt, Germany
Intentional camera movement (ICM)
The World Trade Center transit station, known as the Oculus, is nearly deserted during the pandemic.
This incredible transportation hub at the World Trade Center was designed by famous Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava.
It is intended to resemble a bird flying from the hands of a child to bring a sense of hope to the site of a tragedy.
New York City, USA, 2024.
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Enjoy!
Vista exterior de la World Trade Center station, Nueva York, conocida como Oculus, de Santiago Calatrava (2016), con el Westfield World Trade Center al fondo.