Oct 17 2005
Manhattan Photo-Op
I know it’s not Brooklyn, but a friend took this shot in the early morning hours and it’s too pretty not to share.
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sometimes us residents of Brooklyn do in fact have to occassionally go across the river. C’est la vie de Brooklyn aussi.
Yo, that looks more like late afternoon, facing Joisey.
Nope, it’s taken west of Columbus Circle, looking east. Those two tall buildings you see are part of Columbus Circle, and the gap of city to the left is the bottom end of Central Park.