Photo by myself from the edge of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
The view of Manhattan varies quite a bit, depending on where you're standing. Some parts are quite plain.
From Williamsburg you see the east side of Manhattan, just below 23rd Street. The tower on the right is the MetLife Building. I took a picture of it here.
Between lower Manhattan and Midtown, the buildings decrease notably in size. Manhattan is built on natural bedrock but geologically some areas are stronger than others.
Neighborhoods are zoned so that skyscrapers are built only in areas that can bear their weight.
Related posts: A View from the Promenade, The View from Downstream and Where the Kids are - Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
5 comments:
belle composition et j'aime cette vue.
nice view. It's good to know the builders only build on the stronger areas!
a tree (and grass) grows in Brooklyn!
Looks like the perfect place for a nap!
I just love the way you show New York from all sides and with such an eye for detail! And the b/w are stunning!
I check in regulary for a little NY-dose. "Jeg elsker New York", as we say in Danish - I love New York.
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