Posted on January 29th, 2007 at 6:30 pm by Joergen
Roosevelt Island is right in the middle of the East River between Manhattan and Queens. It has some great views (Midtown and the Upper East Side), and some not so great views (an ugly powerplant in Long Island City). I am not sure what the Southpoint Park is usually used for. But unfortunately it closes after sunset. A friendly police officer asked me to leave before I was able to finish my panorama, since he wanted to lock the gate. At least I got 5 shots done in HDR with my new DSLR setup.
Digital, about 10000×3000px.
(22 votes, average: 4.59 out of 5)
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Link Here | January 30, 2007,
Manhattan looks so beautiful… I miss it…
Comment by Meredith
Link Here | February 27, 2007,
Wow, beautiful colors, and so neat! I love this picture! Good job!
Comment by Olga
Link Here | March 20, 2007,
I like the way Joergen takes wide angle right to the edge - the edge of comfort and recognition without losing perspective. Wide angle shots can easily distort reality leaving the viewer thinking, WTF? Joergen avoids that feeling.
The night shot of the Empire State at night is a perfect illustration. The viewer sees NY in a way the eye rarely sees. It does not distort reality but makes one think, Wow, I never saw that before.
Comment by Paul Bachorz
Link Here | April 12, 2007,
I wish the kids at The Child School on Roosevelt Island could see this beautiful image.
Comment by Nicholas Bloom
Link Here | May 19, 2007,
Dude, this one kicks ass!!!! The absolute best nyc night photo’ve seen from east side by far. Is it possible to download it or something? I could watch this photo for hours. Sorry you couldn’t finish the pano=)
I’m glad I found this site=)
Keep up the good work…
/Attila from Sweden
Comment by Attila Mag |
Link Here | October 5, 2007,
[…] I will also have 2 small 30 inch panoramas up on the BWAC exhibition auction wall (Grand Central and Midtown), up for the grabs. […]
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