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October 6th 2007

Published: November 26th 2007

NYC - Not just a city from Comic Books When you think about New York City, what comes to mind? Do you think about Central Park or Times Square? Maybe you think about New York Style Pizza and the I ❤ NYC t-shirts. Some might remember the 9-11 attacks and the World Trade Center towers. And then there are those that will always think about the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, and the ... Read Full Entry

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Nathan Nowack

NNowack

I'm an amateur photographer who has devoted the past year to become a full time professional photographer. For the past 8 years, I've worked in the DVD business as a Programmer and Producer. Hoping to escape the crazy, stressful life of the Hollywood industry, I decided I needed a change. So I quit my job, tied up my loose ends, and was off on some eye opening and memorable 2007 vacations. While traveling around, I continue to take as many photos as possible in hopes that they will someday fill my portfolio and supply me with future jobs. But while I travel, I also want to experience an... full info

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Posing Statues

These dedicated street performers are asking for tips for photos near the ferry for Liberty Island.

GE Building

The GE Building or 30 Rock, is New York's 8th tallest building.

Radio City Music Hall

Famous location for award shows, the Rockettes, and musical shows.

New York Skyline

Seen in the distance is the Chrysler building, New York's 2nd tallest building next to the Empire State Building, but the tallest all brick building in the world.

Central Park from Above

Too bad it was hazy tonight, but the view of the city was still amazing. Such a large park, 2.5 miles long.

Empire State Building top

The flood lights at the top of the tower change color depending on the season or occasion.

Railing at top

Don't even think about jumping. You gotta get over these first.

New Jersey and New York Skyline

I stayed at the top of the Empire State Building so I could see the sunset and night skyline.

New York at Night

A great view of the lights of the city from the top. But there's still a crowd.

Lighting the top

Can't remember what building this is, but the tops of buildings are wonderfully lit at night.

The Empire State Building Lobby

102 floors, built in just over 13 months, this amazing building has been named one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World.

Times Square at Night

Lots of lights, lots of cars, lots of people. I got lucky for this photo cause the stop lights on both sides were red.

Financial District from Brooklyn

This was a view from Brooklyn at night from across the East River.

Brooklyn Bridge at Night

Empire State Building in the distance.

Park Benches

Central Park had some neat benches, statues, and bridges.

Jazz Performer

A Saxophone player in the park.

Central Park Passage

One of the passageways in the park.

Guggenheim Museum

Amazing spiral museum with lots of artwork.

Dave Letterman anyone?

I wish I had gotten tickets for this, Conan, or even SNL. But alas, the waiting lists were too long.

Bench

Another bench somewhere. I know, I'm trying to be too artsy. :-)

Indoor Golfing Range

Hit golf balls towards New Jersey. Sure, why not.

27th November 2007

Mike (Crusher)
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Capturing the spirit of a city
Nathan, your travel articles and pictures keeps getting better and better. From your opening paragraph on, you allow the reader to visit the city by your side, experiencing life in the crowded streets, peaceful park and numerous museums or attractions. It's an excellent guided tour and the pictures are wonderful. I especially like the night photos and detail shots throughout the city. Marvelous. Thanks for sharing!

1st December 2007

neomi
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the big city loves you!
hey nate...i finally got some time to look and read your blog...you really did a lot while you were here...you are much better at time management than us new yorkers...i love the photos...you got some really awesome ones...it makes me realize all the beautiful things that we have that we overlook because of being in a rush...or just take for granted...thanks for putting it in perspective...neomi

6th December 2007

Al
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whew...
Damn Nate! You squeezed in A LOT! That's dope. I've always wanted to go back there, T and are were only there for a day and it was so cold, we ended up seeing the "sights" while driving! I've always felt I was a pretty good driver, but now that I've actually driven around NY especially in Tines Square I can probably be a cab driver if I ever moved there! Nice blog - great flicks.

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