Hearst Tower
Here is Hearst Tower, one of the more interesting looking skyscrapers in Manhattan.
Nighttime Skyline from the Tower
Today's post is a third shot of the same composition from the corner of the rooftop at Tribune Tower. I took this same shot with three different lighting conditions: Daytime, Blue Hour, and now night. The photographer in me prefers the blue hour shot since it is such a small window of time where the lighting is most unique, but the Chicagoan in me can't help but prefer the below nighttime version, as I believe it is the truest representation of the city (and I mean that in a good way).
The nighttime version of this spectacular view from the Veranda of Tribune Tower.
Broadway
Another snap from New York City. This is Broadway and 54th near Colbert Studios.
Another snap from New York City. This is Broadway and 54th near Colbert Studios.
Hope Sign on 53rd
This is the "Hope" sculpture on 53rd street in New York city by artist Robert Indiana. I didn't get the chance to photograph his famous "Love" sculpture, but this is a newer work with a similar theme.
The Hope sculpture by artist Robert Indiana at the corner of 53rd and 7th in Manhattan.
Flatiron Reflection
I've always wanted to see this building in person. In photographs it seems impossibly skinny, and seeing it in person proved it possible.
Manhattan Bridge Sunrise
Not far from the Brooklyn Bridge is the Manhattan Bridge. These bridges are just a few blocks away from each other and I was able to capture both of them during the prime lighting at dawn during my stay in New York. I really like how the upper clouds form a frame around the bridge and suddenly stop behind the bridge.
A long exposure of the Manhattan Bridge during a gorgeous sunrise in New York City.
Times Square at Dawn
Today's shot is one from Times Square in Manhattan at Dawn. It is rare to see Times Square this empty, as this shot was taken around 6am on a Tuesday morning.
Brooklyn Bridge Sunrise
This is the Brooklyn Bridge in New York during sunrise. I just got back from a 3 day work trip in Manhattan, and was able to get a couple of photo shoots in while I was there. The trip was extremely exhausting and felt non-stop, having only a couple of waking hours in the hotel room. This was my first time in New York city though, and I wasn't going to pass the opportunity to get a couple of photo shoots in before leaving. This particular morning did not disappoint and the few clouds in the sky made for awesome lighting during sunrise.
