The New York Times’ Pictures of the Day includes this beautiful image of Manhattan as the construction of One World Trade Center reached its symbolic height of 1,776 feet.
Source: The New York Times
The New York Times’ Pictures of the Day includes this beautiful image of Manhattan as the construction of One World Trade Center reached its symbolic height of 1,776 feet.
Source: The New York Times
Using the Image Blender app on his phone, Daniella Zalcman created double exposure images of New York and London. The idea for the project came to her when she moved from New York to London.
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, she’s now launched a book called NY + London.
New York and London Compared With Double Exposures
p.s. Want more tips on phone apps and phoneography tips? Check out Photojojo University!
A few iPhone 5 snaps I made yesterday in Battery Park City and treated with FX Photo Studio’s “Stencil Poster Red” effect.
Bird’s-Eye View of Yankee Stadium and George Washington Bridge on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
As seen from flight from Toronto to New York. Being in a holding pattern was lucky for us with cameras.
Source: twitter.com
Saw a huge print of this spectacular Central Park photo by Stephen Wilkes at the ClampArt gallery today in NYC. Wow!
Source: clampart.com
Statue of Liberty at Sunset on Flickr.
Via Flickr:
As seen from World Financial Center
Spectacular view of Central Park’s Great Lawn softball fields, where I’ve played countless games, with the Reservoir on the left (technically, north), and the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Upper East Side at the top.
This is a screen grab I made from the amazing 360-degree tour of Manhattan by Sergey Semenov.
Incredible NASA image of the entire United States at night.
Source: Wired
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