Under the Brooklyn Bridge

esc2476esc2476 Registered Users Posts: 354 Major grins
edited May 25, 2007 in Landscapes
Though I really didn't have the time, I went out shooting today anyway after the weather cleared. I have been wanting to go to the park under neath the Brooklyn Bridge for some time.

C & C always welcome of course. :thumb

Here are some shots:

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The Manhattan Bridge:

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  • SkippySkippy Registered Users Posts: 12,075 Major grins
    edited May 25, 2007
    esc2476 wrote:
    Though I really didn't have the time, I went out shooting today anyway after the weather cleared. I have been wanting to go to the park under neath the Brooklyn Bridge for some time.

    C & C always welcome of course. thumb.gif

    Here are some shots:
    The Manhattan Bridge:

    Hi esc2476, I'm one of those people that rarely ever goes into a large city.
    The largest closest City to us is Melbourne, and I'd be lucky if I go there even once a year.

    I must says Large Tall Buildings just amaze me, because the small town where I live there are no tall buildings at all.

    I think the tallest buiding in the Geelong Township is like 7 stories high?
    They don't have massive buildings there at all.

    Seeing a City Scape like you have posted just amazes me,
    quite the concrete jungle, but still I find these massive structures and bridges quite interesting :D

    Thanks for sharing your image thumb.gif .... Skippy
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    :skippy Everyone has the right to be stupid, but some people just abuse the privilege :dgrin
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