I always think it's much easier to take photos in very crisp sunshine than it is in pouring rain...
Though I rather like the ethereality of that, a sharp contrast to the iconic sharpness of these water-towers:
This is one of the huge vistas you can now get from the High Line:
And here's a lovely concrete detail from the other end of the line:
More rainy streets now, and I love the way the reds of cars and traffic lights stand out in New York (which is generally what some fashion designer or other brilliantly described as shades of "greige"):
Let's end here, with a cliche tourist shot:
Except that... Goddamnit! It's the Pan Am building, not "MetLife"! Although savour the irony that the seemingly all-conquering Pan Am towered over Grand Central, but it's Grand Central that's still working as part of an operational transport system.
4 comments:
I'm sorry that my comment offended you and you rejected it. I had meant to offer to show you something new in New York the next time you visited.
What comment offended me? I normally only reject those which appear to be primarily links to other sites or spammy adverts. What did you say that offended me?!
You are really a gifted urban photographer. I just thought I'd mention it...
Actually, I really appreciate that: I always think my photos are pretty rubbishy, so it's a nice surprise to have some praise. Thanks.
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