Mid-town Manhattan
World Trade Center and 9/11 Memorial
Battery Park, Wall Street district, and East River
United Nations building (lower left) and Laguardia Airport (top right)
New York, New York on a beautiful morning in June 2014.
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The black and whites seem so nostalgic.
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I have that feeling too 😊
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Although I’ve never lived there, photos of New York City always make me feel nostalgic for the place.
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Black and white images like this of NYC make me feel nostalgic, too. I’m reminded of a 1950s TV show but can’t put my finger on it.
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Bonjour, je n’ai jamais vu New York et là tout à coup waouh ! j’ai une vue immense. Merci. C’est bon de voyager en ce moment. Have a very good day. Louise Salmone
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Merci beaucoup pour votre comment. Je parle Francais un petite peu.
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Monochrome seems such a natural fit for the world’s most iconic skyline. Excellent!
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I agree. Not sure why that’s the case though. I got lucky that day. A relatively clean airplane window, a clear day, and an approach or departure that followed the Hudson River.
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Beautiful! 🕊
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Muchos gracias!
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I can see my apartment building in your pictures 🙂
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Cool! Isn’t it fun to try to find where you live from the air? The only buildings in these photos I can pick out are the Empire State Building, WTC and 9/11 memorial, MSG and UN (I think).
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i too was in NYC in 2004! My last time there!
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I fly to NYC fairly often to connect to domestic or international flights but rarely get into the city. I always enjoy it when I do.
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Cool! Isn’t it fun to try to find where you live from the air? The only buildings in these photos I can pick out are the Empire State Building, WTC and 9/11 memorial, MSG and UN (I think).
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