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[previous] :: [next]Most of these were taken last spring. I thought it would be nice to see some images of warmth on an ice cold day like today.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Company Tower, at 700 feet, was the tallest building in the world from 1909-1913. It is not, however, out of reach of this tree.
Left to right: The New York Life Building, the Merchandise Mart Building (not better than Chicago's!), no idea on the little guy, the Metropolitan Life North Building, and the Tower once again.
Then again, I'm sure we're not far off from this...
This article has been viewed 2879 times in the last 51 months little ukraine: 6th Feb 2007 - 13:09 GMTthanks! great choice of words - it was taken in nyu's math library. jack: 6th Feb 2007 - 20:45 GMTuke, may i call you uke, or perhaps little ukraine you prefer, are you a student at nyu? my daughter received her masters from nyu. you are a sensitive photojournalist with a very good eye for balance. most of the people who post here are excellent photojournalists and you (if i may state) rank with them. i am proud to be associated with all of you picture takers because all my life i have been mesmerized by photographs, i have been so interested in the photos, that no matter where i am at i love looking at pictures, especially old ones. little ukraine: 6th Feb 2007 - 21:04 GMTuke suits me fine - thanks very much for the kind words, jack! i graduated from nyu in may; i recall discussing the NYU library with your daguther on here a few months back. a lot of the pictures i've posted on this site tend to focus too much on the subjects of the photo - i'm more interested in simply showing the subjects than in creating an interesting perspective. for lack of a better term, i've always seen them to be very objective, almost like looking at a map. in any case i feel like this set is atypical in that sense, so i'm glad you noticed! my fiancee is actually a far better photographer than i am, and i've learned a lot from her.
snapone: 6th Mar 2007 - 18:52 GMTyes and hi, fist of alll!! i can only agree,...the no.4 pic isdangnice! i couldnt stop lookin azt it over and over!something very special caught in that pic! really admire it....great shot!thank you for sharing ...ggreetz and shoutzz out from the city of berlin, germany!!regards snapone... Comment on this article..[previous] :: [next] |
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