This photo was taken in front of the General Motors (GM) Building between 58th and 59th Street, and 5th Avenue, otherwise known as Central Park Southeast. The vertical lines on the top half of the photo are marble pillars or columns that hold up the three-storey tall lobby entrance. The smooth surface on the bottom half is actually a highly polish marble bench located on the promenade of the building. This photo was taken late in the evening, which make the lights and reflection so clear and visible. Here is another view of the lobby entrance to the GM Building.
Central Park Southeast boasts an enviable list of well-known attractions including the Apple Cube Store (you can see the GM Building in the background), the Statue of Victory, and the Statue of Pomona, the Plaza Hotel (now known as the Plaza Residence, and the Bergdorf Goodman Departmental Store.
Central Park Southeast boasts an enviable list of well-known attractions including the Apple Cube Store (you can see the GM Building in the background), the Statue of Victory, and the Statue of Pomona, the Plaza Hotel (now known as the Plaza Residence, and the Bergdorf Goodman Departmental Store.
18 comments:
Hey, Ming! Thanks for the tutorial on alice's blog for stretching the borders and enlarging the pics. I've switched over to a larger format now thanks to you!
love it!!!!
sally - Please thank Edwin from Kuala Lumpur Daily Photo. He was the one who taught me how to do it. I can't accept credit for it. :-)
stilettoheights - Thanks.
Great reflections mighty Ming.
What a fantastic shot!! Love the high polish of the reflection.
Well done!
It's a very beautifuls, I love this reflexions but i don't knows this road. Your viewing angle it's very good.
Wow - you are SUCH an artist! Your photos all are exquisite. I love the French bulldog and the Easter bonnets, I love the bench detail photos & the rest of it-- well done!
tres belle photo, la reflexion est superbe. bravo
very beautiful photograph, the reflexion is superb. cheer
do you walk around all day looking for content for beauitful pics? or just stumble onto them? they're awesome.
thwany - Both. I carry my camera where I go. And sometimes, when I run low of photos to post, I make a trip around the city just to shoot some photos.
The light is captured wonderfully in this photo.
This is so perfect! You don't know where what begin or end. In some way it reminds me of Oscar Reutersvärd's work.
Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow! Wow!
Love it.
EG
Ah, patterns and mirroring. Peter is right. This we like!
Oh you outdid yourself here....awesome photo!
very, very cool!!
This is just stunning! I keep looking at it and my eyes keep seeing it differently. I really, really like this.
Love this shot. the lines and the light, very nice.
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