I really love all the images I’ve seen from the High Line these past few months – it’s become so wonderfully integrated into the urban fabric, and I’m really enjoying the seasonality too, so different from the greens of summer.
When I clicked over to see your picture this week, I immediately went “but that’s not SF”. And I was right, it’s NYC! I love the high line, it gives you a really interesting perspective on the city.
Nice shots .. I love The High Line .. Thanks for the visit and those were the decorations on Madison Avenue last fall .. I havent been over there this month yet so I am not sure how they’ve done the corners .. but this morning on the way into the office I noticed that literally overnite trees have been wrapped in lights and stores and buildings have their holiday best on .. the tree in Rockefeller Center will be lit on December 2 .. so the rest of the city is getting a head start
[…] In truth, the highlight of the afternoon was not inside the galleries, but out on the street. I wandered around my favorite neighborhoods architecturally speaking, and visited the High Line for the first time since it opened. Both the refurbished elevated structures and the surrounding post-industrial landscape are quite photogenic. I presented a couple of my photos on a previous post. […]
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32 responses to “Wordless Wednesday: High Line”
This is the High Line, a park in the Chelsea district of New York. It is built on an abandoned elevated railroad track.
You can read more info about the High Line here.
Love it! I am going to have to walk by it this weekend because I dont think I ever paid attention LOL
The High Line looks as if built by boozed architects, real messy, lol !
I think I saw this featured in a cable show here in Manila. Is it near Ground Zero?
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Looks chilly! What an interesting walk way.
Merci pour le passage et le commentaire
I really love all the images I’ve seen from the High Line these past few months – it’s become so wonderfully integrated into the urban fabric, and I’m really enjoying the seasonality too, so different from the greens of summer.
Happy Thanksgiving. Enjoy your visit to NY.
When I clicked over to see your picture this week, I immediately went “but that’s not SF”. And I was right, it’s NYC! I love the high line, it gives you a really interesting perspective on the city.
Enjoy NYC and have a Happy Thanksgiving!
Love the images of the high line!
Love it!
Well, I learned something new here today. I had never heard of the High Line, but it strikes me as an interesting idea. Thanks.
Great view of the city!
Nice shots .. I love The High Line .. Thanks for the visit and those were the decorations on Madison Avenue last fall .. I havent been over there this month yet so I am not sure how they’ve done the corners .. but this morning on the way into the office I noticed that literally overnite trees have been wrapped in lights and stores and buildings have their holiday best on .. the tree in Rockefeller Center will be lit on December 2 .. so the rest of the city is getting a head start
Great shots. Happy Thanksgiving!
Mine are here and here.
Great shot — old, new, modern, traditional — great job. Next time I’m in the city I’m going look for the High Line.
Great urban shots. Really amazing.
I, too, learned something new today. I’d heard of the High Line, but I’d never seen it. Gattina’s comment cracked me up.
Great shots! I love cityscapes in photos. They take on such a new dimension of life when captured on film {okay, in pixels}. Happy WW!
I love the shots where you feel you can almost walk into the picture and share the adventures with those pictured.
Happy WW and Thanksgving too
Great shots of the high line. Happy Thanksgiving.
That black-and-white building is very interesting. Great cityscape.
Happy Wordless Wednesday! Love this! You’ve got a great eye. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
-Kristi @TweetingMama
Skyscrapers or soon-to-be?
Happy Thanksgiving . You always have the most interesting photos!
Great shots…where is that? Happy WW and thanks for stopping by:)
Where is that?
That pathway looks very interesting – great pix!
Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving!!!!!!!!!!
Hope you get lots of tasty treats 🙂
Those pics are …different,heehee
We liked the “boozy architect” comment 😉
Purrs Mickey,Georgia & Tillie
I was thinking the same thing about it not being the Bay Area. You got some nice shots of Manhattan.
I love the overall look of that skyline. Great shot
Very nice.
I particularly like the first picture, especially the letters in front and the ad (white frame) made the whole picture even more ‘unusual’.
[…] In truth, the highlight of the afternoon was not inside the galleries, but out on the street. I wandered around my favorite neighborhoods architecturally speaking, and visited the High Line for the first time since it opened. Both the refurbished elevated structures and the surrounding post-industrial landscape are quite photogenic. I presented a couple of my photos on a previous post. […]