This morning’s sunrise had to wait a bit due to a deck of clouds on the eastern horizon. But continuing my quest to capture the sun behind New York City’s iconic Empire State Building, proved rewarding, with some interesting shots.
(Above) 6:56 AM – Bingo! Sliding to the right, the sun is seen here directly above the building’s spire, originally designed as a mooring for dirigibles!
6:58 AM. Note the shadows cast across the New Jersey meadowlands.
All these images were taken 13.8 miles NW of the building, with frozen fingers!
For previous information on this pursuit, see here
As usual, click on the images for a closer look, and thanks for viewing. Comments are always welcome. M 🙂
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Wow . . . nice shots.
All the more impressive that they are taken with frozen fingers. I use a camera to take photos. Not sure I would want to freeze my fingers, and besides, mine don’t have lenses or memory slots.
You are really, really funny! Even my wife liked this. M 🙂
Well, you know . . . you kind of tee that up for me. Couldn’t help but taking a swing at it.
Great Shots! WOW!
Thanks. M 🙂
wonderful captures!
My favourite city at my favourite time of day.
Very cool!
Very beautiful. Sunrise photos. I love them. Happy Sunday!