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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Impressionism

The best views of the Manhattan skyline are from outside the borough - the Brooklyn Promenade, DUMBO, Queens, New Jersey, the Brooklyn Queens Expressway, the Belt Parkway and while traveling on the various bridges by car, subway or on foot. A trip I often make is over the East River via the Manhattan Bridge. Coming from Brooklyn, there are several vantage points which offer spectacular views of many of major building icons all at once - the Woolworth, the Municipal, the Empire State, the Chrysler, the Citicorp, New York Life Tower, Con Ed - and the Statue of Liberty and the other bridges. Getting a photo is the challenge - I took this handheld at night while driving when traffic slowed to a halt. Even in this impressionistic view, many of the notable buildings can still be identified - the Empire State, Chrysler, Citicorp and New York Life. In warmer weather I plan to walk the east River bridges and do some photography. In the meantime, I recommend you take a trip across ...

6 comments:

Dsole said...

I just take this post and your advices for my (I hope) future travel to NY city!
great movement photo, the lights are so spectacular!

Brian Dubé said...

Thanks - I hope you get advice that is good for you. The city is very diverse and what suits one person may not suit another.
Brian

indieperfumes said...

Good photo capture -- looks like what you see out of the corner of your eye as you go by in a cab or car over the bridge...

Anonymous said...

Totally love your blog.
Great work! I wish you publish ...I would definately buy the book.

Keep going!

Merisi said...

Each and every visit to NY, I try to walk at least once over the Brooklyn Bridge to enjoy the vistas. Thank you for bringing back beautiful memories with your image. I like it.

Brian Dubé said...

Merisi -
For those who like vistas, walking across the Brooklyn Bridge is one of the nicest things experiences, but I imagine most visitors (and residents) never do it.
Brian