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Category Archives: photography
Touring Sandy’s Impact on Lower Manhattan
After an interview at Battery Park on Tuesday the day after for ABC News 20/20 Special “The Perfect Storm”, I went on a walk to see the aftermath of Sandy’s visit to lower Manhattan. My tour took me from Battery … Continue reading
Posted in photography, water, weather
Tagged elevation, Financial District, flood, height, high water mark, hurricane, landfill, photoblog, picture, plywood, Sandy, South Street Seaport, stairwell, storm, street, subway, superstorm, surge, vent, water
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2012 Fleetweek Parade of Ships on the Hudson
This week is Fleet Week in New York City, and my colleague Alex Sedunov captured this amazing time-lapse posted at YouTube and several great photos of the march of ancient sailing vessels up the Hudson yesterday. Can you name any … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged airplane, Alex Sedunov, clipper, fleet week, historical, Hudson, New York City, parade, sailboat, ship, tall ship, vessel
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Central Park North Woods and Waterways
A week ago I went on a tour of Central Park’s northern end, lead by Ken Chaya, maker of the definitive map of the park. We started at a pond called The Pool at 102nd Street, just inside the park … Continue reading
Posted in photography
Tagged Central Park, duck, egret, North Woods, pond, ravine, water, waterfall
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Five Flavors of Fog Turn NYC Greyscale
A rare but often beautiful sight around New York City is dense fog. It might have to do with my vantage point, from Hoboken or Manhattan, where we often look over it from the outside. It might not be so … Continue reading
Posted in photography, weather
Tagged advection, bridge, Brooklyn, climatology, cloud base, fog, New York City, photo, Rasmussen, Tardif, typology, Verrazano
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Fleet Week’s Parade of Ships on the Hudson
This week is Fleet Week in New York City, and my colleague Alex Sedunov captured hundreds of photos of the march of military vessels up the Hudson yesterday. The weather was crisp, warm and clear, making for a wonderful welcome … Continue reading
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Tagged fleet week, New York City, ships, USS Iwo Jima, USS New York
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Blanket of Fog Rolls out over NYC
A cold, damp blanket of fog snuffed out our heavenly 70+ degree afternoon today in New York City, to the thrill of some and disgust of others, mainly depending on who was wearing shorts-and-tees. The temperature at Kennedy Airport was … Continue reading
Posted in photography, weather
Tagged fog, image, Manhattan, New York City, photo, sea breeze
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New York Harbor Seals
I went on an amazing annual boat tour on Saturday, put on by the Audubon Society, called Winter Seals and Water Birds. About a hundred or so participants cruised out of South Street Seaport on a Water Taxi, past Red … Continue reading
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Tagged Coney, cormorant, island, New York Bay, New York City, seal, skyline, Staten, Swinburne, winter
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