Howdee all,
When we were in NYC last week I spent allot of my time looking up through the skyscrapers …… to find the sky.
Backdrop to amazing man made creations…
Hello there…above the buildings…
I could look straight ahead and see it reflected in front of me!
Happy Skywatch Friday!
May you all see the sky!
Check out all these others who saw and photographed the sky!
I'm glad the sky was blue and bright and you enjoyed looking up! I remember my trips to NYC and feeling so small on the street down below.
ReplyDeleteNice shots - I love bright sunny skies w/ a few clouds tossed in!
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautious blue!
ReplyDeleteGreat views of the skies with interesting foregrounds of the tall sky scrapers. Nice to know there is beautiful sky in NYC.
ReplyDeleteSo so nice! Towering, majestic! Just look at the reflection of that sky in front of you in the back window..teehee. love it! I'm reminded of times I sometimes just look at the reflection of the sky and clouds on the river... and I can see birds flying up there : -) One day.. one day I'm gonna see that Big Apple!
ReplyDeleteOh - it looks like you got lucky and got to be there during such pretty weather!!
ReplyDeleteInteresting perspectives - Modigliani with a camera. You can see where his broadway boogie woogie might have come from (at least I think that's a name of one of his paintings).
ReplyDeleteIt's always up there. And isn't it beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThe sky is where you find it - and where you look for it! I especially enjoyed the reflection in the car window.
ReplyDeleteAmazing skyline and nice angle, Great photo!
ReplyDeleteWow What A Fantastic Location And Fabulous Weather !! Great Post And Nice Blog !! :))
ReplyDeleteA beautiful series of shots!
ReplyDeleteAll well composed!
My post is here: Carletta’s Captures.
Lovely skies - definttely worth looking up to see...or even forward. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis makes me miss NYC!
ReplyDeleteCool skies.. Nice pics..
ReplyDeleteThat 4th photo is the most amazing. Great composition idea for skyscrapered cities.
ReplyDeleteNice! Were you there for Manhattanhenge?
ReplyDeleteModigliani is one of my favorite artists. Boogie Woogie Broadway was by Piet Mondrian an abstract artist. Totally different style than Modigliana. Loved all the pictures. Made me think of my lovely Pittsburgh. My fav was the sky in the window pic.
ReplyDeleteModigliani is one of my favorite artists. Boogie Woogie Broadway was by Piet Mondrian an abstract artist. Totally different style than Modigliana. Loved all the pictures. Made me think of my lovely Pittsburgh. My fav was the sky in the window pic.
ReplyDeleteModigliani is one of my favorite artists. Boogie Woogie Broadway was by Piet Mondrian an abstract artist. Totally different style than Modigliana. Loved all the pictures. Made me think of my lovely Pittsburgh. My fav was the sky in the window pic.
ReplyDeleteModigliani is one of my favorite artists. Boogie Woogie Broadway was by Piet Mondrian an abstract artist. Totally different style than Modigliana. Loved all the pictures. Made me think of my lovely Pittsburgh. My fav was the sky in the window pic.
ReplyDeleteModigliani is one of my favorite artists. Boogie Woogie Broadway was by Piet Mondrian an abstract artist. Totally different style than Modigliana. Loved all the pictures. Made me think of my lovely Pittsburgh. My fav was the sky in the window pic.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots of the skyline around NYC :)
ReplyDeletemarvelous shots! looks like a perfect day in NYC!
ReplyDeleteNothing compares to New York City. Great shots.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend
Guy
Regina In Pictures
Great captures!
ReplyDeleteGreat to have landed here! A great blog with wonderful pictures. And NYC... one of my favourite cities in the world!! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome sky photos Dawn! Love the contrast of the sky to the buidlings.
ReplyDeleteWow, very nice shots!!!!
ReplyDeleteHave a nice Skywatch Friday
Gretting from the Netherlands
Great shots. Some of the reflections of the buildings were spectacular.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots from the Big Apple! Hope to visit there someday. Thanks for sharing..i love the clouds reflected on the buildings. :)
ReplyDeleteHappy week-end!
Beautiful shots. Missed NY!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you looked up!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you looked up!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Fabulous captures of the sky among all those tall building!
ReplyDeleteI must get back to NYC one of these days.
ReplyDeleteExquisite shots Dawn!
I loved that first shot with the beautiful sky reflected in the skyscrapers. Nice wide angle. NYC is very exciting--I remember my trips there. The noise really got to me though. Everytime I heard a loud noise, I thought it was a car wreck.
ReplyDeleteI've very much enjoyed this beautiful sequence of photos! Nice views and angles!
ReplyDeleteVery nice. Love the fourth one - gives a good feeling of being surrounded by buildings...
ReplyDeleteI've been to New York and I got a crick in my neck looking up!
ReplyDeleteLove the place though.
Great pictures! I especially like the first two. The buildings in the first picture seem so clean and new. I like the way the sky reflects off of them.
ReplyDeleteI love the sunsets in NY... I just realized that my post for Carmi was of dusk and I could have used it for SkyWatch Friday as well. One can never have too many pictures of the sky... always different.
ReplyDeleteWHat a lovely clear day
ReplyDeleteOk...
ReplyDeletewhat is one to do when they have 44 comments..and waited till the last moment to respond???
Should I reply to each..or just a General Thank you?
This time around I am going to take the easy way out and say ..
Thank you...Thank you ..thank you!
Each and everyone..
I hope you all get to experience NYC someday!
Wonderful shots and I love the reflections in the first and last photos ... very cool :-)
ReplyDeleteI was in Manhattan once about five years ago. Loved seeing these photos and great photos looking from ground up with the buildings....
ReplyDeleteGreat Structures and Superb Photography! What make is your camera?
ReplyDeleteThank you again one and all for your nice skywatch comments!
ReplyDeleteSee you this week for a new skywatch!