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I am the Eye in the Sky...
In a previous photograph, 'Temple Sanctuary' I made a note on the circular feature high on the back wall, "What do you suppose went here?" Here is the answer: another Oculus window, to match the one in the front. Since 109 Blinman was built as a Jewish synagogue, originally the window would have held a leaded-glass Magen David, the six-pointed Star of David revered as a religious symbol.
The star window was probably removed from the frame in 1974, when the local Ohave Cholum Society merged with the Congregation Beth El and the building changed hands, sold to Spanish-American Cultural Real Estate, Inc., the organization that became Centro de la Comunidad.
If someone should replace the glass in the rear Oculus, should they also use a leaded glass design? What would the design look like?
Oculus is one of many that were included in the city’s plan to rebuild the World Trade Center after September 11.
We were in New York City for the 2017 Photo Expo and decided to check out the $4 BILLION transportation hub called "The Oculus". Formally, it's known as "The World Trade Center Transportation Hub".
This is the view you get when you enter the Oculus from East side at the Church Street entrance in downtown Manhattan.
Across the way is the Greenwich Street entrance.
It has three levels of roughly 365,000 square feet of retail space called the Westfield World Trade Center and was the largest shopping complex in Manhattan when it opened on August 16, 2016. It replaced the original 'Mall at the World Trade Center' complex that was under WTC 4 and 5.
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While trying to do long exposures at the Oculus with an ND10 filter, I was consistently getting Newton's Rings in the image. I tried to make the best of it. I like to think of the Oculus as a living being, and this being a picture of how it sees the people traversing it.
Lincoln School of Media Degree Show 2014. A progressive diary of photos exploring students work ranging from interactive projection mapping to radio dramas.
Workers begin preparations to install a new oculus in the Rotunda as part of continuing renovations.