I grew up in New York and haven’t lived there for years, and much of the city I knew is long gone, but you’ve shown me a bit of it that still resonates. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Denise. I was thrilled to see all these elements coming together in the scene- I love silhouettes- and well, the sky was a gift that afternoon. 🙂
Hi Yvette, It’s really nice that this image compelled you to look further- that means a lot to me. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts- I’m happy you enjoyed it. 🙂
The waterfront at the financial district is one of my favourite places to hang when I am in Manhattan for work (the office is on Old Slip and South Street). I love watching people eat lunch and stroll the esplanade.
Hi Khürt, It is wonderful how that area has been reborn- I love to walk along Hudson River Park. I used to work in lower Manhattan in the 80’s…what a different world back then. Happy you enjoyed this shot- thanks very much.
Monochrome works so well when color would detract from the structure and mood of the image. I can’t quite figure out if this was taken from the Brooklyn looking toward Lower Manhattan or Manhattan looking toward Brooklyn. Fun and great image.
Thank you, Bruce. I’m happy you like the monochrome conversion which I think emphasizes the silhouetting and the light beams nicely.
This was shot from Manhattan looking toward Jersey City/Hoboken from Hudson River Park.
Wow!
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Thanks, Marsi. This was a very cool moment of light and “seeing”. Glad you like it. 🙂
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I grew up in New York and haven’t lived there for years, and much of the city I knew is long gone, but you’ve shown me a bit of it that still resonates. Thank you.
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What did you know and what is gone?
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absolutely brilliant detail…this is spectacular jane….truly a GREAT eye!!
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Thanks very much, April. A place I’m sure you know well! 🙂
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Wonderful Godbeams and B&W conversion. I like how the bench, figure and railing are silhouetted!
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Thank you so much, Denise. I was thrilled to see all these elements coming together in the scene- I love silhouettes- and well, the sky was a gift that afternoon. 🙂
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I missed the person at first and was all taken in by the beams. then the benches – and the person chilling out – made it an even richer photo
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Hi Yvette, It’s really nice that this image compelled you to look further- that means a lot to me. Thanks so much for sharing your thoughts- I’m happy you enjoyed it. 🙂
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A good friend of mine describes this effect as “God Rays” and you have captured it perfectly. This image is a showstopper, Jane.
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Hi Allan, I just recently heard this term for the first time. I’m so glad you enjoyed this Manhattan moment– thank you!
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Stunning Jane
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Thanks so much, Tim. 🙂
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You’re welcome.
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Excellent image, Jane >>> the person in the foreground really adds to it. Adrian 🙂
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Thanks so much, Adrian. I was thrilled to see her when I arrived (along with that sky!) 🙂
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Love the silhouette. Jane, the monochrome just sets the right mood for this image, it’s actually very storytelling.
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Thank you, Cornelia. That means a lot- much appreciated.
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What a fabulous photograph – thanks, Jane!
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Thanks, Adam. Pleased you like this one!
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Nothing like God Rays…
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Thank you, Dave. I had not heard that description until recently. Glad you enjoyed this one. 😊
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The waterfront at the financial district is one of my favourite places to hang when I am in Manhattan for work (the office is on Old Slip and South Street). I love watching people eat lunch and stroll the esplanade.
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Hi Khürt, It is wonderful how that area has been reborn- I love to walk along Hudson River Park. I used to work in lower Manhattan in the 80’s…what a different world back then. Happy you enjoyed this shot- thanks very much.
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I echo everyone else. Gorgeous. Monochrome is definitely correct. Puts me in a New York state of mind.
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Happy you enjoyed this one, Michael. The sky called out for it. Thanks so much.
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The sky called. You answered. Nice answer.
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Nice!!
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Thanks so much, M.B.! 🙂
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That’s a beauty, Jane!
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Thanks very much, Sharon. A terrific NYC moment. 🙂
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Awesome light!!!
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Thank you, Detlef! It was an awesome sight to see. 🙂
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Great rays, Jane. The person on the bench is missing a great show.
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Thanks very much, Steve, and you’re right, she is in her own little world. 🙂
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Spectacular! ❤
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Thank you, Eliza. It was a great moment. 🙂
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Monochrome works so well when color would detract from the structure and mood of the image. I can’t quite figure out if this was taken from the Brooklyn looking toward Lower Manhattan or Manhattan looking toward Brooklyn. Fun and great image.
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Thank you, Bruce. I’m happy you like the monochrome conversion which I think emphasizes the silhouetting and the light beams nicely.
This was shot from Manhattan looking toward Jersey City/Hoboken from Hudson River Park.
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Cool…..
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Thank you, Linda. This is a great part of the city.
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Good clouds and good rays emanating from them.
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Thank you, Steve. It was a wonderful minute of spying this scene. Glad you enjoyed.
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Hi, Jane. Thanks for sharing such a great image that beautifully composed and captures the mood. Happy Photography. Have a wonderful day. Goff
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HI Goff, I’m pleased you enjoyed this one. This is a favorite area along the water-so much to see. Thanks so much for your visit and nice comment.
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My pleasure. Best Wishes. Goff
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Lovely! Those sun rays are incredible!!
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Thanks very much, Mike! I was quite thrilled when I saw them. 🙂
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Really lovely! Esp. that sky!
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Thanks so much, Cintia. It was one of those “aha moments”. Glad you like it. 🙂
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