Sunday, 5 July 2015

Central Park Entrance
by
Paulette B Wright



One of the ornate iron lamps at an entrance to Central Park from Fifth Avenue, New York





Central Park - Wikipedia





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    Manhattan Bridge From Brooklyn
    by
    Paulette B Wright


    The Manhattan Bridge across the East River, from Brooklyn, New York





    Dumbo, Brooklyn - Wikipedia




  • Early Evening - Woodside
    by
    Paulette B Wright


    Outside of Sizzle Me on Roosevelt Avenue, Woodside, New York on an autumn evening






    Woodside, Queens - Wikipedia




  • Pink - The Athletic Shirt
    by
    Paulette B Wright


    Storefront on 5th Avenue, New York City





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    Raleigh, NC - United States






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    New York City - Terry DeLuco



    The Majestic Theatre NYC


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  • Love Wins NYC





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    NYC Skyline At Night


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    Toms River, NJ - United States




    Friday, 3 July 2015

    New York City by Don Edwards


    City Hall


    An excellent close up of the details of City Hall through the Brooklyn Bridge as seen from Brooklyn.


  • Manhattan Bridge


    As seen from Brooklyn, the Manhattan bridge, designed by Leon Moisseiff, opened to traffic on December 31, 1909. It is noted for its innovative design as the first suspension bridge to incorporate deflection theory for the stiffening its deck. The Manhattan Bridge is considered to be the forerunner of modern suspension bridges and served as the model for many of the long-span suspension bridges built since.


  • Brothers In Arms


    This monument, located at Liberty State Park, NJ is by Nathan Rapoport and depicts an American soldier carrying a concentration camp survivor. New York city and the Freedom tower serves as the backdrop to this powerful image.






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