Venue: Brooklyn Heights and the Brooklyn Bridge, New York
Lens: Sigma 35 mm f/1.4
Music: Frank Sinatra – Strangers in the night (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlSbSKNk9f0)
After a few weeks of silence I decided it’s time for at least a short post with some of my most recent photos. I have plenty of material to show but I’m on a short trip to the US and had no time to sit down and organize my photos properly. So here is a short update with some very standard photos from NY I’m afraid. The night views from Brooklyn Heights and the Brooklyn Bridge towards the Manhattan skyline are among the most photographed things in the world, but it is hard not to fall for them anyway. So here they are, with my promise for a whole lot of new posts from me once I’m back to Europe.
Good job. Awesome pics!
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Thank you!
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“very standard photos” – way too modest! Stunning captures.
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very nice, the compositions are wonderful and truly seen from the heart. thanks for sharing them.
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Nice shot! And heh you find me again! Thanks.
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well captured moments. cheers
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Awesome shot..
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As you say, many of these are popular haunts for photographers, but there is a personable, human, touching view in yours. They aren’t just bridges and skylines, your pictures depict something far more involving and personal. You are a true artist.
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Gorgeous images! Brings me back to my trip there a couple years ago.
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