High Line in November

It was deserted on the High Line today. Everyone was home having Thanksgiving dinner or out shopping and there were almost no tourists. The strong windy made it hard for me to get in a few decent macro shots.

21 thoughts on “High Line in November

  1. Birder's Journey 2019-12-28 / 12:26 pm

    My daughter who lives in Brooklyn has taken us there a couple of times – a real treat. How interesting to see it so empty, in contrast. Your macro shots are wonderful – you’ve captured delightful views that are too frequently missed by many!

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    • Sherry Felix 2019-12-29 / 8:01 am

      Thank you so much. I live nearby so I know when to go when it is empty. I like to avoid the crowds.

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  2. Jet Eliot 2019-12-13 / 12:30 pm

    Wonderful joining you at High Line, Sherry. Your photos are all so beautiful, I especially like the berry photo.

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    • Sherry Felix 2019-12-14 / 6:15 am

      Thanks Jet. I like the berries too. It’s a happy accident that the bokeh circles match the berries.

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  3. BeckyB 2019-12-01 / 3:37 am

    Great time to get out exploring 🙂

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    • Sherry Felix 2019-12-01 / 5:48 am

      I have more time to go out now that my treatment schedule is less intense.

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      • BeckyB 2019-12-01 / 6:44 am

        oh that’s good news Sherry 🙂

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  4. I. J. Khanewala 2019-11-29 / 2:18 pm

    This is one of my four favourite seasons in the hight latitudes. Lovely photos.

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  5. Norm 2.0 2019-11-29 / 8:12 am

    Lovely macros Sherry. There are lots of interesting shots to be captured but when compared to summer, it has a very different look and feel to it at this time of year.

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    • Sherry Felix 2019-11-29 / 12:38 pm

      Thanks Norm. I agree. I love the different darker mood of Winter. I would not like to live in a place with no seasons.

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  6. Sue 2019-11-29 / 8:06 am

    Oh, some lovely images, a Sherry! Very November….

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  7. Anne 2019-11-28 / 11:26 pm

    You show what beauty lies within what might otherwise be regarded as barren spaces.

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