I’m sure there will be an onslaught of robotics competition pictures over the next week so, just to break things up a bit, I’m revisting a trip...
I’ll finish this series of New York City images with another one of the famous Flatiron Building. This was taken from slightly farther north and with...
Contrasting architectural styles seen in Midtown Manhattan. I took this back in 2009 somewhere just south of Central Park near 5th Avenue as far as I can remember.
I’m keeping the Empire State Building in the frame today with this image taken from the viewing deck at the Rockefeller Center’s “Top...
Another view of Manhattan’s famous Empire State Building as it towers over several other midtown buildings.
Some architectural patterns spotted in midtown Manhattan during a 2009 visit to New York City. As I mentioned on Monday, this week’s images are all newly-processed...
The Empire State Building, built between 1930 and 1931, is almost certainly Manhattan’s most recognisable skyscraper. At 1454 feet tall, it was New York’s...
After productive photo outings, I have a habit of cherry-picking a few of my favourite images to work on immediately and marking everything else with a label...
This shot of some of the well-known buildings of midtown Manhattan, New York, was taken through an airliner window back in 2009. Given how close we are to the city,...
A view of midtown Manhattan taken from the rooftop bar of the Pod 39 Hotel.
Back inside New York’s spectacular Grand Central Terminal today. This view was taken at more or less the same location as the shot I posted last...
We’re back in Grand Central Terminal in New York City today for another image I shot there back in 2009. I’m actually rather amazed at how many...
Since Aurora HDR gave me an excuse to wade through my archive of unprocessed brackets, I’ve been having fun in the New York City folder. Here’s...
Continuing my experimentation with Aurora HDR, I went back and found some unprocessed brackets from a 2009 trip to New York and fed them through the software...
Here’s a shot from the dim and distant past (2009), taken during an epic day of solo photography in New York. I took the subway to somewhere near...
The spiral interior of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Guggenheim Museum in New York.
