Monthly Archive: August 2007

Moon over Central Park

Central Park at night is spectacular, especially when you can have the complete park in one picture. Right in the middle is not a corner of the park, but it is Central Park West, the 280 degree view just let …

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North East South West

I finally managed to (re-) do all 4. The initial stitches weren’t good enough, and I needed to bring all 4 into one consistent look anyway. Since I am preparing for the bwac.org show in September, I am debating how …

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Pepsi Cola

I assume every tourist has seen the Pepsi Cola sign across from the UN, but always wondered how to get there. Well, you sort of can’t, but it’s just a matter of just going there. I like this one a …

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5 Bridges

NY has hundreds of bridges, not just the five that everybody knows. You can see five of them from Rainey Park in Astoria: Queensboro Bridge, Roosevelt Island Bridge, Triboro and Hellsgate, and a small pedestrian bridge going from Manhattan to …

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Vote for me at projekt30.com

I am taking part in the projekt30 september art competition, and the public can vote on each artists, before the jury sees it at the beginning of september. So, please go to http://www.projekt30.com/jury.html, click on “jury the exhibition” and click …

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Broadway

Broadway and Times Square are the places every tourist visits, it’s full of lights, and people, and cars, and stuff. Julius was very kind to let me up the rooftop garden to take a panorama. I feel a bit cropping-challenged …

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Tudor City

Tudor City is at the end of 42nd street, the area where no tourist ever goes. Most might see the red neon signs on top of the building, but I’m not sure why they were off that night… One of …

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