Brooklyn Bridge, Morning Golden Hour, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

A 180 degree vertical panorama of Brooklyn Bridge early one morning. The Manhattan skyline is behind the near pier. Brooklyn and a small sized Manhattan Bridge can be seen in the opposite direction. Part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series.

Chrysler Building with reflection in Grand Hyatt New York on 42nd, Afternoon, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

Chrysler Building, clouds, reflections, and views up and down Lexington Avenue in midtown. The windows of the Grand Hyatt New York on 42nd Street provide wonderful reflections of the Chrysler Buildings and clouds. The view is a 180 degree vertical panorama, and part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series.

Bryant Park and 42nd Street, Afternoon, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

42nd Street in front of Bryant Park in the afternoon. The curved building is W. R. Grace. Bank of America Tower can be seen on the right and the Chrysler Building is off in the distance to the left.

Oculus at the World Trade Center, Near Stairs, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

180 degree photo of the Oculus at the World Trade Center. Photo taken from the stairs landing area early on weekend morning.

Oculus at the World Trade Center, Middle of Floor, Vertical Vertigo NYC

180 degree photo of the Oculus at the World Trade Center at mid-morning. Part of the Vertical Vertigo NYC Series.

Park Avenue and 49th Street, Morning Golden Hour, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

Park Avenue 180 degree view during the early morning golden hour. The MetLife Building and the Helmsley Building are lit by the early morning sun rays. The Waldorf Astoria Hotel can be seen on the other side of the photo, looking north.

Park Avenue and 49th Street, Blue Hour, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

Iconic view of Park Avenue from 49th Street during the blue hour. A 180 degree vertical panorama looking north and south along Park. The Beauxs-Arts style Helmsley Building and Met Life Building behind it. The Waldorf Astoria Hotel is to the upper right. Many taxis coming and going in the night in New York City.

Park Avenue at 49th Street, Blue Hour, second day, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

Park Avenue at 49th Street at the blue hour. A 180 degree view. The tripod in this second version is better placed where the side of the buildings down 49th can be seen.

Helmsley Building and Park Avenue, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

In front of the Helmsley Building, a Beaux Arts icon, looking north on Park Avenue in the afternoon. Part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series.

One Bryant Park, 42nd and Avenue of the Americas, Sunset, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

View along 42nd Street near Avenue of the Americas at sunset just a few days after Manhattanhedge, the date when the sun sets exactly in line with the cross streets in New York City. A 180 degree vertical panorama. One the left, the sun is setting in the direction of Times Square. On the right, the Chrysler Building and Bryant Park can be seen. Wonderful reflections of other buildings in the glass windows.

One Bryant Park, 42nd and Avenue of the Americas, Blue Hour, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

View along 42nd Street near Avenue of the Americas during the blur hour. A 180 degree vertical panorama. The bright lights of Times Square can be seen on the left. On the right, the lights of the Chrysler Building can be seen in the distance.. Wonderful reflections of other buildings in the glass windows. Fortunate to have beautiful clouds in the sky.

57th and 5th Avenue, Solow Building, Midmorning, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

180 degree vertical panorama looking east and west along 57th near the curved Solow Building (which is further distorted in this panorama). Part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series. The historic Crown Building can be seen reflected in the Solow Building (9 West 57th). Two new skyscrapers overlooking Central Park can be seen - to the left the edge of One57 and 432 Park to the right. The 432 Park Avenue building has an unusual repeated reflection in the curve of the Solow Building.

57th and 5th Avenue, Solow Building, Blue Hour, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

180 degree vertical panorama looking east and west along 57th near the curved Solow Building (which is further distorted in this panorama). Part of my Vertigo Vertigo NYC Series. This view is during the blue hour. The historic Crown Building can be seen reflected in the Solow Building (9 West 57th). Two new skyscrapers overlooking Central Park can be seen - to the left the edge of One57 and 432 Park to the right. The 432 Park Avenue building has an unusual repeated reflection in the curve of the Solow Building.

42nd and Madison, Afternoon, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

180 degree photo taken at 42nd and Madison in NYC on a cloudy afternoon. The 1 Vanderbilt skyscaper is under construction to the lower right. The Chrysler building and Grand Central Terminal can be seen in that area. Wonderful reflections of the buildings to the left.

42nd Between Madison and Park Avenue, Cloudy Afternoon, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

42nd Street, between Madison and Park Avenue. Wonderful cloudy afternoon. The Chrysler Building can be seen in the far left. 500 5th Avenue is the tall Art Deco building on the corner to the lower right. Part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series.

Chrysler Building, Reflection in Grand Hyatt New York, Afternoon, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

Looking up at the Chrysler Building in the afternoon, with reflections off of the Grand Hyatt Hotel. The street view is on Lexington Avenue between 42nd and 43rd, with views both north and south in this 180 degree panorama. Wonderful reflections off of the modern glass of the Grand Hyatt. Clouds in the distance.

Chrysler Building on 42nd Street at the Golden Hour with Clouds and Reflections, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

View looking east and west on 42nd Street as a 180 degree panorama at the golden hour. Part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series. The reflective building across the street is the Grand Hyatt New York. The glass windows of this hotel reflect the older buildings with decorative stone facades on the other side of the street. Off to the left you can see Grand Central Terminal. In the far distance, you can see the spire of the Bank of America Financial Center building. To the right, you can see the Chrysler Building illuminated by the afternoon sun during the Golden Hour.

Chrysler Building on 42nd Street at the Blue Hour with Reflections, Vertical Vertigo NYC Series

180 degree panorama view looking up on 42nd Street during the work week at the blue hour. The reflective building across the street is the Grand Hyatt New York, and its glass windows of this hotel reflect the older buildings with decorative stone facades on the other side of the street. Off to the left you can see Grand Central Terminal. In the far distance, you can see the spire of the Bank of America Financial Center building. To the right, you can see the Chrysler Building, whose famous Art Deco lights turn on after sunset. Part of my Vertical Vertigo NYC Series.