Photo by myself at 42nd Street and Fifth Avenue.
The main branch of the New York Public Library was bathed in a light blue light, Monday night. Candles were placed up the front steps, perhaps in honor of Martin Luther King Day.
Many buildings use LED lights these days to light their exteriors. It's an energy efficient way to dramatically change the look of a building with a flick of a switch. The entire color spectrum can be programed in. The top of the Empire State Building uses LEDs, too.
Related posts: On Lost Icons and the Dakota, Tudor City, in Detail, and Lunching at the Oak Bar, on Central Park South.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
The New York Public Library, Awash in Blue
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c'est vraiment tres beau avec cet eclairage bleue, belle photo de nuit
Pretty beautiful and looks calm...
such beautiful picture!
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Looks nice but a little cold.
It is a kind of lightshow, but a bit blue "Blue Monday"?
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That looks the way a place of learning ought to look at night. Very, very nice.
Blue is my mind...Love
I've always thought this building was/is gorgeous. Especially bathed in light.
Great kind of lightshow. Nice blue light picture.such beautiful picture!
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