Twelfth and last in the High Line Series. The night lighting on plants on the High Line makes interesting photography. It is a lovely place for an evening stroll. I hope you enjoyed this series and that it gives you a good feel for the place. Keep this a secret, the best time to visit is in the early morning or evening.
- High Line – Gansevoort
- High Line – Chelsea Market
- High Line – Standard
- High Line – Ghery
- High Line – Guardian Angel School
- High Line – Middle
- High Line – Elevated
- High Line – Uptown
- High Line – Plants 1
- High Line – Plants 2
- High Line – Rails
- High Line – Evening
References:
Wikipedia.org – High Line
www.thehighline.org/about
park_map.pdf
2015-10-14 High Line 50
2016-05-08 High Line 54
2016-05-08 High Line 48
2011-11-30 High Line 12
2016-05-08 High Line 47
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2016-05-08 Sculture of Sleep Walker, High Line 41
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2015-10-14 High Line Mirror 42
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I’d love to visit the High Line. Sorry it’s taken me so long to get back here. You’ve been in my Inbox forever! 🙁
It takes me an age to go through all my emails each day. I know how that is. thanks for visiting 🙂
superb!!
Thank you.
Just superb! The lighting is excellent – I have tried several times years ago to take night time shots, but couldn’t quite manege it. These are really good and the subject interesting too 🙂
Thank you. The new DSLR cameras plus shooting in RAW make it possible. You should give night photos another go. There’s lots of info out there about night shooting. I raised the iso, slowed the speed way down and opened it wide and played around until it worked. Do you see stars where you are?
When I tried it I had a film slr – before photoshop magic. I use a Nikon dslr and photoshop & lightroom now so no doubt I would get better results. Because I live near the moors I get a good view of the stars. My grandson will be 8 next month and he is getting a telescope so I said I will take him on the moors to see the stars and I may bring a tripod and dslr too 🙂 But, yes I am so wrapped up in landscapes I rarely shoot anything else. Now I have been made redundant I will have more time on my hands and may try my hand at other subjects 🙂
Have fun. My grandson is 6 and lives in London, sigh, so far away.
Yes, you really need to be in the countryside for the best views of the night sky…bt I am sure a short ried out of the city will be fine :
p.s. Don’t forget a tripod.
Great stroll pictures. I love the light and the different structures. A bit strange with that man coming up to you.
Thanks. The man is a life like sculpture of a sleepwalker. LOL
Haha! Fooled me!
I changed the caption.
Oh, but maybe it was only me who did not understand!
It was me. I apologize. I meant to say it was a statue that looks like a real person.
Interesting anyway!
I loved the building shots. Great work.
Thank you for the compliment. Nice light, a Nikon DSLR, post processing in Lightroom and sometimes in Photoshop makes them come out they way I want to see them.
Terrific series! Beautiful lighting.
Thank you very much.
Looks a great place to stroll in the low light…
It sure is 🙂
These are really very good
Thanks a lot.
Very beautiful captures! Love the lighting, which enhances all the beautiful plant structures. The walk can be a completely different experience at night. Maybe even see some night wildlife… and I’m not talking about people bar-hopping. 😉
Thanks. Yes the evening is special. I thought that would be a good way to end the series.
Beautiful images.
Thank you.