This is a shot I took a few weeks ago while walking on Park Avenue. I believe the building on the right is the famous Lever House, which looks normal to our eyes today (and rather small by today's standards), but it was quite innovative when it was built in 1952. I always enjoy looking up at the skyscrapers.Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Looking Up
This is a shot I took a few weeks ago while walking on Park Avenue. I believe the building on the right is the famous Lever House, which looks normal to our eyes today (and rather small by today's standards), but it was quite innovative when it was built in 1952. I always enjoy looking up at the skyscrapers.
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Do they make you dizzy?
c'est un très bel immeuble. bravo pour ta perspective, et pour le reflet en bas. New York commence déjà a me manquer ;o)
It is a very beautiful building. Bravo for your perspective, and to reflect on the bottom. New York was already beginning to miss me
Ah ... the steel, glass, and concrete caverns of NYC. Cool perspective photo!
superb photograph!
the reflection adds with the graphics of this catch
sometimes it is enough to raise the eyes
This is really an interesting shot!The buildings you picked are very shiny! In a way cold, too.
Great angle!
Have a nice day, Lori.
We got our first snow, but only a tiny bit. Still cold and very windy.
Yuck! How about in the city?
The architectures that are outside the habitual standards according to your sensitivity, become, from the other world part, absolutely current.
The Lever House, still, is so good that it deserves a different speech.
I was thinking the same as Dave...Or does it hurt your neck to look up that high!!!
Me too!!!
Yes, it is the Lever House indeed. Did you get a look at Damien Hirst's Virgin Mother which stands in the courtyard? It's quite amazing too.
I'd hate to wash all those windows. Nice photo.
dizzy... nice shot! so real, I feel like I am next to these buildings!
Very beautiful image, nice reflection ... I hope you do not blow too bad to look at strength in the air all the time
Neat shot... I have one like this I posted a couple of days ago.
I like how you've caught the reflection of another one also.
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