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one of my go to spots with the rented 5D Mark III
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~geolio Jan 11, 2013
Is it that area next to the Lincoln tunnel (weehaken park)?. How did you get up to that elevation.
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Mood: Joy ~namespace Jan 14, 2013  Professional Photographer
this was taken from Kennedy Blvd East, which sits on top of the cliffs right along the water line. If you lookup cross streets Hamilton and Kennedy Blvd, you should be able to find it. Best place to catch a skyline of NYC
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~geolio Mar 10, 2013
i just realized, its impossible to get there for sunrise from manhattan.......
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Mood: Content ~namespace Apr 13, 2013  Professional Photographer
not impossible, usually the sun starts to come up over the buildings about 30-45 minutes after official sunrise time... but can get some cool silhouettes before that time depending on type of weather...
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~geolio Feb 24, 2013
Do you know if there are good places from high up to shoot down into? I like Top of the Rocks and ESB, but both are quite generic now. I was hoping to find a place that I can set up a tripod but most places in NY dont allow for that somehow....
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~namespace Feb 28, 2013  Professional Photographer
The highest places I know of are buildings with limited access. I know it sounds kind of silly, but if you were to do a little research on some of the buildings you should be able to find out who manages the property. From there, you could possibly sweet talk them into giving you roof access for a 'school photo project' or something of the nature. if approached right, I could see them giving you a quick tour
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~geolio Mar 9, 2013
yea.....but I had time lapses in mind...Booo. Still in NY, looking for good vantage points.
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Mood: Content ~namespace Mar 29, 2013  Professional Photographer
honestly, some of your best vantages will be in Brooklyn, Green Point and Williamsburg

lots of waterfront with bridges and interesting foreground. also some really hipster buildings and art
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~geolio Apr 10, 2013
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Lots of nice views of New York!
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~geolio Apr 8, 2013
thanks, actually left NY by the time i read this. But I did end up going to all the places you pointed out. Show you a some when i've got it all processed.
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