Archive for September, 2006

Manhattan, Astoria, and the East River

I shot this quickly one clear and pristine morning with my 3MP Nikon at 105mm. Unfortunately, I was in a hurry that day and the location wasn’t a very good place to shoot, so it’s just a single row panorama.
Digital, about 23000x1700px.

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Hells Gate and Triboro Bridge

Astoria and Astoria Park have some great views of the city.
Digital, about 13000x3500px.

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United Nations from Hunters Point

Among the nice things Queens offers are the magnificent and dramatic views of the Manhattan skyline.
Digital, about 18500x1300px.

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Graffiti Building

I’m still not sure what the deal is with this building.  My guess is that it’s an atelier for artists, since the PS1 is right next door.
Digital, about 11700x3500px.

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Citibank and Manhattan

Digital, about 9800x2000px.

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MTA Construction at Queensboro Plaza

The MTA is doing something for over a year now, but every day I drive by with the subway, it just looks like a crane playground, with no real work done. Or a place where you could get your crane drivers license. Or just bulldozing for fun? A complete mystery, like most of the MTA’s operations.
Update: it is the 63rd Street Tunnel extension, or east side access, connecting Grand Central Station with Long Island and Amtrak.
Digital, about 12000x2000px.

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