OF course you probably know I've walked the High Line quite a bit..
I particularly like your Construction shot (That's up by 30th st,
right?) and you fine shot of the daffy sculpture , which is terribly
over photographed... I don't like any of mine of it. and then the
walkers..
I did put a few of mine on my web page, but I had not finished pruning
the most recent (NOvember)shots from a walk with friends of mine when
I lost that whole year of files from my stupidity. :-(
I only go there during the week and when the weather isn't too perfect.
Don't really like the scene with the sunbathers and readers - that is,
the real scene, not your photo.
It's nice to be able to walk from 14th street all the way to 30th
without having to cross a street .
DId you go to B&H afterwards? :-)
ann
On 5/26/2014 22:19, Richard Womer wrote:
The High Line is an elevated railway converted to a greenway on the west side
of lower Manhattan, the first section of which opened in 2009. From the 1930s
until 1980 it carried freight to factories and warehouses, but manufacturing
declined and trucks took over.
During a brief visit to NYC last week we took a walk on the High Line, and of
course I exercised the K-5.
http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=1069752
Click twice on the horizontal pics to see them full size.
Comments appreciated!
Rick
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