Here's another typical New York photo, that many visitors like to photograph too. I've tried to take pictures of the Flatiron Building (at 23rd and Fifth) before, but haven't been too pleased with the results. I'd love the see the inside of this building someday!Tuesday, September 18, 2007
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Neat building, framed with a beautiful sky.
Fantastic stonework. I must look up when it was built as you dont usually see that quality of detailed design today.
that's a great building and nicely shot too well done.
On dirait un bateau qui avance sur NYC. Le plus beau (surtout depuis qu'ils ont finis les travaux et retirer cette immonde publicite qui prenait tout le devant du Flatiron). parcontre, je me demande si on peut le visiter ?
One would say a boat which advances on NYC. Most beautiful (especially since they finished work and to withdraw this immonde publicity which took all the initiative of Flatiron). on the other hand, I wonder whether one can visit it?
eeeeh! But what delights! this alone the taste of my day is worth.
Your angle makes the building look even thinner. Guess the office space is quite narrow.
This is an interesting view of an iconic building!
That is a fantastic shot! I like this building, too, and the sky and clouds behind just compliment it!
Beautiful...but my first thought was the towel of Babel mentioned in he Bible!!! A building stretching to the heavens.
Olivier, pour répondre a ta question, je ne sais pas s'il est possible de visiter le flatiron building. Je pense qu'il y a seulement des bureaux à l'intérieur. Je dois rechercher cela.
that's one fascinating building...when u do go inside, dont forget to share it with us here..:)
lovely shot!
Now that I've learned how to do panorama's I've been wanting to find a vertical one to do.
There aren't any nifty skyscrapers around here though.
The Flatiron building is a classic. There's one very similar to it in Atlanta, and I used to love to see it when we lived near there and would go downtown.
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