Green House Photo Blog - Archives for Mar 2010 -::- Green House Photo Gallery

The Guggenheim (112)

Posted March 29, 2010 22:32

Another of many, many pictures I snapped in the Guggenheim.

The Upper West Side

Posted March 26, 2010 01:08

The Upper West Side sits between the Hudson River and Central Park in New York City. The George Washington Bridge, in the background, connects Manhattan to Fort Lee in New Jersey.

Bright Lights, Big City

Posted March 25, 2010 23:53

Times Square, at the intersection of Broadway and Seventh Avenue in New York City, is known as "The Crossroads of the World."

Grand Central Terminal, also known as Grand Central Station covers an area of 48 acres at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City . With 44 platforms and 67 tracks it has more platforms than any other station in the world.

Williamsburg Bridge

Posted March 14, 2010 18:14

The Williamsburg Bridge connects the Lower East side of Manhattan to the Williamsburg neighborhood of Brooklyn on Long Island. At the time of completion in 1903 it was the longest suspension bridge in the world.

Empire State

Posted March 13, 2010 16:11

The Empire State Building and Lower Manhattan at sunset.

Times Square

Posted March 11, 2010 22:41

New York City is a great place to use a fish-eye lens. It really helps capture the enormity of the city.

Liberty Planet

Posted March 11, 2010 20:50

A stereographic projection of a 360 degree panorama taken on Liberty Island.

The Guggenheim (77)

Posted March 11, 2010 00:59

The Guggenheim, formally known as The Solomon R. Guggenheim Musem, opened in October of 1959 on the Upper East Side of Manhattan just outside of Central Park.. Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright it is considered one of the most important architectural landmarks of the 20th Century.

And the winner is...

Posted March 10, 2010 00:41

My brother, Nathan, won everything he could win at the Fusion Fashion Show, 2010. Reade more to hear all the details and to see some pictures of his winning designs.