01On the front of the New York Stock Exchange Building on Wall Street.
Have you ever gone to a movie and noticed all the "product placements" that appear, as various companies pay the producers to advertise their products in the film? Sometimes it's hard not to notice when every character is drinking a Coke or driving some variety of Ford vehicle or wearing only New Balance shoes, the brand name always facing the camera. Well, the next film you see count the number of American flags that appear. This is less obvious, watching in the States, than it is when seeing the film in another country, where the branding becomes more apparent and you wonder "just what IS it being advertised?" At least it is honest, in the sense that flags are ubiquitous in the American urban environment, even a 'Liberal,' 'jaded' city like New York--there's still a place for a patriotic display.
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02Peaking out from the roof over the side of a building.
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More to come,
Dan
03In front of Grand Central Station, the top of the Chrysler Building in the background.
04Inside Grand Central Station.
05Horizontal, over a building from the roof.
06In winter sunset light.
07In front of the Chrysler Building.
08On the side of a garbage truck.
09On the front of the Chrysler Building, reflected in the building across the street.
18With the top of the Empire State Building in fog.
19With the top of the Empire State Building (and a stray bird) in the background.