Music & Travel

Following up on the architecture study, here is a new series trying to illustrate how diverse the urban landscapes in New York can be. Much more that I would have expected, anyway. And I was quite fascinated by all the lines your eyes can encounter: vertical lines that your eyes try to follow up the buildings or along the skyline, horizontal lines across the river and so many little urban geometrical details... East Side Queensboro Bridge Brooklyn Bridge Manhattan Bridge Little Italy Soho West Village Manhattan from the East River Brooklyn from the East River Williamsburg Bridge Brooklyn & Manhattan Bridges Ground Zero View from the High Line

After trying to catch some glimpses of spring in the city, here is a new series of photos, inspired by a rather typical urban architecture and by a somewhat thematic range of colours... East Side View from Top of the Rocks Brooklyn Seaport Chinatown Soho Chelsea Along the High Line Westside East Side

Alright, I'm exaggerating a little... It was actually pretty cold when I was in New York and the skies were grey most of the week! Still, the sun made appearances from time to time and I have to admit that it completely changes the face of the city and the feeling that goes with it.  This post also aims to show that everything is not that disproportionately vertical in New York, at least not everywhere. And if you open your eyes, you can even catch glimpses of colours here and there... Before the Rockefeller Center East Side Brooklyn Seaport Washington Square At the tip of the island Financial District One World Trade Center High Line