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John Glines | profile | all galleries >> New York City >> Manhattan by day tree view | thumbnails | slideshow

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Manhattan by day

In 1626 Dutchman Peter Minuit bought the island of Manhattan from the Indian tribe who lived there for 60 guilders' worth of trinkets. And the place has been going and growing ever since. "It'll be a great place if they ever finish it."—O.Henry
Lower Manhattan, seen from Governors Island Lower Manhattan, seen from Brooklyn Heights Sailing ships and skyline, South Street Seaport Wavertree Two macaws
Skater on a railing U.S. Custom House Trinity Church interior Trinity Church cemetery Trinity Church cemetery, close up
Trinity Building, interior Washington facing the Stock Exchange Columned building on Wall Street Building on Liberty Plaza Public arcade, 60 Wall Street
Construction around Ground Zero St. Paul's Chapel St. Paul's Chapel, interior City Hall Tweed Courthouse with flowers
Surrogate's Courthouse Municipal Building Brooklyn Bridge Bank in Chinatown Mulberry Street in Little Italy
Umbertos Gun shop sign Old Police Headquarters Manhattan Bridge Garden sculpture
Small brick house Sidewalk bar and restaurant Singers in Soho General Store St. Luke's Place
Restaurant on MacDougal Street Barrow Street Theatre Northern Dispensary Oscar Wilde Memorial Bookshop Village Cigars
St. John's Lutheran Church Stoop with flower pots Washington Square Park Around the fountain Jefferson Market Library
Milligan Place Doorway Enjoying the High Line Asymmetrical building Chelsea Hotel
A brownstone in Chelsea Apartment building Gladiators Asser Levy Recreation Center A vest pocket park
The Flatiron Building Met Life Tower Downtown Manhattan Empire State Building from the Top of the Rock Empire State Building
New York living Uptown Manhattan Madison Square Garden Main post office New York Public Library
Ceiling detail Bryant Park Carousel in Bryant Park Bank of America Tower Chrysler Building
Lower Park Avenue Main concourse, Grand Central Clock atop the Information Booth Buying tickets The Commuters, Next Departure
Former Lehman Brothers headquarters New York Yatch Club Cruise ship Midship of the aircract carrier Intrepide Exhibit on the Intrepid
The mummers band FDR Drive, also known as the East River Drive United Nations headquarters Girl with the dove of peace Stained glass by Marc Chagall
Trump Tower Peddicab driver Rockefeller Center promenade Outdoor cafe at Rockefeller Center Men at work
Window display at Cartier's Protest Courtyard entrance Visitors Back wall
Garden of the Museum of Modern Art The Mediterranean by Aristide Maillol St. Bartholomew's Church Lipstick Building Store on Madison Avenue
Woman in Love Spray fountain Fountains and pools Street fair Victorian facade
Petrossian in the Alwyn Court Building Art Students League Christopher Columbus, Columbus Circle Time Warner Center Signs for sale
Making a mandala Living Statue Plaza Hotel Elmo Metropolitan Club
5th Avenue apartment building Building on Madison Avenue Park Avenue Armory Limestone townhouse Entrance to the Lotos Club, close up
Outdoor bistro Brick house House used for Breakfast at Tiffany's Garden behind the Frick Museum East Side mansion now the Ukranian Institute
Bride and groom on Broadway Alice Tully Hall Window washers Brownstone Row of brownstones
Photoshoot Upper West Side, looking north Horse and carriage Fire escapes Church of the Blessed Sacrament
The Dorilton Looking up Broadway to 72nd Street Ansonia Hotel Window in Ansonia Hotel The San Remo
Basketball game in Riverside Park Boat Basin Kayaking on the Hudson First Baptist Church Newsstand
American Museum of Natural History Walrus, American Museum of Natural History Dinosaur fish skeleton Church of St. Paul and St. Andrew Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Art Deco diner Museum of the City of New York Cathedral of St. John the Divine Chapel within St. John's Cathedral Columbia University library
Riverside Church Grant's Tomb George Washington Bridge

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joseantonio03-Jul-2010 12:11
Very nice pictures
Stephen Bryant01-Oct-2009 10:11
Wow, lots of colour on show here, great gallery. GMV
Guest 15-Sep-2009 18:12
wonderful gallery thank you for sharing...
Dave Koprowski 16-Aug-2008 08:08
Thank you for the time and detail you spent with each picture. Always a pleasure to see.
Hans Chr. Sørensen08-Aug-2008 07:26
Very nice gallery! So many great pictures.
Guest 26-Feb-2008 12:12
A great collection of images - could be a lot more - of the greatest city in the world.
Jola Dziubinska26-Feb-2008 01:22
Superb gallery, well seen.
Guest 25-Feb-2006 23:31
Subtle, understated, and extremely effective at capturing DIMENSIONS of NYC rather than just taking interesting shots. Case in point: the City Hall picture, through leaves: it's only when one opens up the full picture that the interplay of natural and artificial, dark and light surfaces makes itself clear. Or the rollerskater on the rail, with the rapt attention of onlookers matching his intensity, which says something about New Yorkers aiming for the best. I will look at all your other galleries as well. Thank you and please keep posting.
E RL Barna
Graham Tomlin31-Aug-2005 07:30
nice pictures
David Dong16-Mar-2005 20:24
WOW! Really impressive collections of NYC images, thanks for sharing with us!!!
blu12-Mar-2005 19:13
great ny gallery! I'm going there in june lookin' forward to make some nice shots as well - I'm probably goin' for a bw gallery though! but you have a very appealing selection here. good work (vote).
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