NY gets a bit quieter on the outsides of the island. The UN building still had a good amount of car and foot traffic, so I had to time the shots to avoid any cars.
Digital, about 160 megapixel.

There are a couple of Trump Towers in Midtown, but the one right next to the UN is probably the most visible one, at least from Queens
Digital, about 140 megapixel.

John was so kind to let me out on the terrace to shoot a panorama. I took the opportunity to shoot a small one while the sun was setting, and a big one after it was completely “dark,” or at least as dark as it ever gets in NY.
Digital, about 100 and 330 megapixel.

I was invited to a great rooftop party, lugged all my equipment around, and had no opportunity to shoot the fireworks. Bummer. But it was still a great view, so I shot the panorama after everyone was downstairs again.
Digital, about 250 megapixel.

Astoria Park is right around the corner. It has a nice running track, but is otherwise not the nicest park. The fact that the Triboro Bridge is under renovation doesn’t really help. Close up it’s still an ugly bridge. The Hells Gate Bridge has much more class, although it could use a bucket or two of that hells-gate-red. But, over on Astoria Blvd, a block east of the world manor, is the best Gyros NYC is to offer. And as far as day panoramas are concerned, I think I stick with the night panoramas…
Digital, about 100 megapixel.