My step family is from Princeton, NJ. We had a family reunion a couple weeks ago. While up there, I got tickets to a Yankees game. We took the Yankee Clipper ferry from Newark to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx.

When we left NJ, it was very foggy on Manhattan.
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The Chrystler Building is my favorite.
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If anyone knows what bridge this is, I would love to know.
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My Sin City-esque pic of that bridge.
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I love the Brooklyn Bridge, too.
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Don't know what buildings these are, but I love the sharp shadow in the water.
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Yankee stadium was fun. While we were there, ARod hit his 500th HR.
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Seats weren't too bad.

Leaning over the rail, taking the pics. Canon 10D with my Tamron 28-75 2.8 for all the pics.
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All the pics of NYC:
http://thomasgcampbell.smugmug.com/gallery/3340212




[This message has been edited by Guitarsoup (edited 8/23/2007 5:46p).]

Nice. I love that place.

BTW, I really like your 6th picture too.

Soup I haven't been to NYC for a while but, looking at your photos, I don't think you left from Newark, possible Hoboken or Weehawken. It looks like you went up the East River to Fort Apache and I believe the bridge in photo #7 is the Queensboro (59th St. feeling groovy) bridge.
http://wirednewyork.com/bridges/queensborough_bridge/

By the way, congratulations on your Princeton connection!

I did leave from Weehawken. No one knows where that is, though.

My mom used to live in Weehawken now she lives in Kearney.

Love the photos GS. They look great.

Great photos! Thanks for sharing.

I bet that ballgame was sweet.

Those photos are great! Makes me miss living there, that's for sure.

But, that bridge picture of yours is not the Queensboro/59th Street Bridge. I lived in Queens and crossed that bridge many times. This is the Queensboro:

excellent work as always.

I think the bridge in question is the Williamsburg bridge.

Good call, Goose! That's it.

how much did you pay for your seats?

face value: $85
I paid $0

Goose is right. That's definitely the Williamsburg Bridge. Nice pics.

Guess I've been gone too long!

Great pics. Makes me home sick.

46 pics
11' by 1'
NYC at Dusk


NYC in an early morning haze
21 pics
5' by 6"

the panoramics.

i need to get to NYC soon. been years.

My husband would kill for the NYC at dusk panoramic. Your pictures are awesome!

I think a lot of us would kill for the NYC panaromic :-)


Awesome pictures..

Will be visiting soooon!!!!!

You don't have to kill. You only have to pay for it.

I have found a place where I can get it printed on canvas. Printing it on a hangable canvas would make it much easier to hang, but much more expensive.


The difficulty with these huge prints is how you would mount them on the wall. I think I am going to have to cut a bunch of mat board and just butt different mat boards together, then maybe a L bracket to hold the pic up. If I can find a way to print it on paper and hang it on a wall, it will be a lot cheaper than having to print it on canvas.

Then again, the print on canvas may be the look you are looking for.