Flipping (well, clicking) through my Lightroom catalog last night, I found a couple of more images from my October trip to New York City that went neglected. Thought I’d give them some processing love.
We were there for my wife’s cousin’s wedding. The reception was at a little Italian Restaurant in Brooklyn on the East River. The bride, Johanna, selected it specifically because of its views of the Manhattan skyline. With so many people coming from out of town, she figured why not show everyone the city!
The location was great, and the photographer in me took advantage of it advantage as much as he could, after all, the day wasn’t mine. As much as I wished I had a bigger hit with me, I went to the wedding with only a couple of prime lenses.
From the deck of the restaurant, I grabbed this shot. That’s the Empire State Building with the setting sun bouncing off of it. It is framed by the Williamsburg Bridge.
I’ll close out the week tomorrow with the another from the trip. A shot of the sunset over Lower Manhattan.
Comments
Stunning shot. Not a typical take.
Beautiful, awesome reflection of light!
Great reflection Bob, a great point of view
Excellent take on the Manhattan skyline from an unusual POV. Timing for the sun reflecting on the Empire State Building could not have been better.
Wonderful shot Bob! Love the timing on getting the sun reflecting off the Empire State Building. Great job!
Nice one. What a great place for a wedding. Love the glinting Empire State building.
Good Lord, sir, this is amazing! LOVE that sunlight bouncing off the facade of the building there, almost forming a beacon of sorts! Wonderful image, Bob!