Photo by myself in Midtown.
Some of the street signs in Midtown are internally lit with LED lighting. As a result, street lights aren't needed and people can find their way in the dark.
The stretch of Fifth Avenue between 42nd Street and 23rd Street is relatively quiet at night. Most of the businesses there are open only during the day. Lighting the way for pedestrians at night therefore is an issue.
Related posts: Holy Smokes, in the East Village, On Mulberry Street and Small Packages and Shoot the Freak, in Coney Island.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Lit up, on Fifth Avenue
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3 comments:
j'aime bien cette photo de rue, surtout de nuit elle rend vraiment tres bien avec les lumieres de la ville
It is nice to know where you are but also nice to see the hole in the pavement and I hope that is possible to with only this as streetlights.
I think the lit up signs are cool!
50 blocks - that day and that walk will be with you for the rest of your life - thanks for sharing, Kitty!
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