VERTICAL MANHATTAN

It was 3 dys trip from my home at Montreal. For my album DOWNTOWN OF MONTREAL see: http://www.worldisround.com/articles/39615/index.html

Skyline A.D.2001 - to remember !

It was view from WTC looking north
Empire State Building at the middle of the photo

Looking north-east

Looking east

Looking south

Looking south-west

Looking west

Lower Manhattan

My son and WTC in background

Battery Park

Ferry pier to Liberty Statue

Statue of Liberty

Upper Manhattan - St Patrick Cathedral

5-th Avenue - dusk in sunny days

5-th ave - Few minuts of sunbeam at noon

5-th Avenue - Trump Tower

Rockefeller Center

Darkenes at the street during daylight

Few minuts of sunshine in sunny days

Few sunbeams at the level of the street

Nice buildings close to Central Park

Chrysler Building -my camera is helpless

My wide angle lens was helpless to catch
Trump Tower

Specific mixture of architecture

Few minuts of sunshine at the street

Near Central Park

New and shabby shacks

Ugly fire-escapes

5-th av. Parade Pulaski Days - Polish veterans

Parade Pulaski Days - Polish veterans

Brodway late afternoon (taken by my son)

Times Square late afternoon ( by my son)

Brodway late afternoon (taken by my son)

Broadway at night

article published 04/11/2004

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Nice N Y photos.
But, what you thought was a Vietnam War Memorial, is in fact in Battery Park, a memorial to those Merchant Seaman and others, who lost their lives within U.S. waters during WW-2.
— Bob Kisch, September 28, 2004

Hi Jan, spectacular shots of a very interesting city with amazing city skyline. As always your pictures capture the mood and character of this amazing and brave city. Again, last few weeks I was very busy and now I finally have time to look at your work. Friendly regards, Rafal
— Rafal K Komierowski, April 23, 2004

Thanks! I <> N Y ! (don't know how to make a heart...)
— stephanie, April 12, 2004

Felicidades por esas preciosas instantáneas de la vida de New York.
— Bentota, April 12, 2004

Nice shots. Some that will never be able to be captured again. Thanks for sharing.
— mollymot, April 12, 2004

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