Manhattan Skyline on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
Construction on Brooklyn Bridge Park’s Pier 2 and the downtown Manhattan skyline, as seen from the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
My favorite photo from yesterday’s hike with Living Adventure Tours. Was nice to get out NYC for a day.
Here’s my gallery of photos from the hike of Stairway to Heaven on the Appalachian Trail.
View From the George Washington Bridge on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
The Henry Hudson Parkway towards Manhattan, as photographed from the pedestrian lane of the bridge.
Took the A train a long way today (Taken with instagram)
Brooklyn Bridge reflection.
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Chambers Street at Midnight on Flickr.
Central Park trees, run through Tiny Planet photo app #nyc #centralpark #trees #newyork #nature #tinyplanet (Taken with instagram)
This Blue Marble 2012 image of the United States is what NASA is calling the “most amazing, highest resolution image of Earth ever.”
It can be downloaded at a resolution as large as 8000x8000 pixels at NASA’s Flickr photostream.
Source: Gizmodo
A sampling of the amazing photography among National Geographic’s Best Wallpapers of 2011.
Source: National Geographic
View of Parking Lot in White Plains, NY (Taken with instagram)
Grand Central Terminal was a little crowded when I caught my train just after noon on Thanksgiving.
The New York Daily News takes a look at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day parade balloons through the decades. Man, they had some creepy stuff back in the day.
LIFE produced a collection of its 75 greatest photos, in anticipation of the magazine’s upcoming 75th anniversary.
A run through the familiar but still captivating images — from the horrors of war to the intimate side of celebrity to stunning landscapes — is a reminder of how important LIFE was in telling the story of the 20th century through images.
Worth noting: This gallery looks and functions (with captions) spectacularly on LIFE’s iPad app. A much more pleasing experience than clicking a web browser 75 times.
Source: LIFE
