The High Line mostly native plants: Keep It Wild: Celebrating Native Plants | The High Line. The flowers and fruit of the bigleaf magnolia are really huge. They fruit is about 4 inches long.
High Line Plants
High Line
High Line P1100 Scenes
The quality of the photographs made with this new camera is very good. Another reason I bought the Nikon Coolpix P1100 is because it is excellent for tracking and shooting birds. Here are the specs: Nikon COOLPIX P1100 | Point & Shoot Cameras | Nikon USA
High Line P1100 Plants
I bought a new bridge camera, a Nikon COOLPIX P1100 with a 24-3000 mm optical zoom. It came out this February. It is good for travel because it is lighter than my my Nikon Z7 with several lenses. I tested it out a little on my way back from B & H Camera store. It is a replacement for my Sony Rx10M4 which came out in 2017. Sony is not making any updates to it or new cameras like it. Probably because they can make more money selling camera bodies and lenses separately. I’ll hold on to the Rx10M4 because it will sell for more that I paid for it soon. I did almost no editing on these.
High Line
A few early Spring flowers on the High Line in Manhattan.
High Line Details
After a very long wait due to the chip shortage I bought a NIKKOR Z MC 105mm f2-8 VR S lens for my Nikon Z7 camera. I love the lens. It is so much lighter than the micro lens one I use on my Nikon D750. I took it for its first test run to the High Line when I walked back home from B& H Camera and Video store at 34th Street. No edits necessary on these photographs.
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021 
High Line Park 11/28/2021
High Line – Hudson Yards
I needed to get my camera sensor cleaned and while waiting I stopped off at the top end of the High Line Park by the Hudson Yards (See and Do at the Hudson Yards). I like using iNaturalist to identify the flowers. You can use it anywhere.
High Line 6/4/2021 
High Line 6/4/2021 
High Line 6/4/2021 
High Line 6/4/2021 
High Line 6/4/2021 
Foxglove Beardtongue (Penstemon digitalis), High Line 6/4/2021 
Society Garlic (Tulbaghia viloacea), High Line 6/4/2021 
Jacob’s Ladder (Polemonium caeruleum), High Line 6/4/2021 
Bowman’s Root (Gillenia trifoliata), High Line 6/4/2021 
Eastern Bluestar (Amsonia tabernaemontana), High Line 6/4/2021 
Hudson Yards 6/4/2021 
Vessel at Hudson Yards 6/4/2021 
Vessel at Hudson Yards 6/4/2021
High Line Views
Also on last Sunday at the High Line. I look forward to the opening of Little Island in the Hudson. I photographed 2 of the art instantons that interested me.
The Island, 4/25/2021 
The Island, 4/25/2021 
57 forms of Liberty, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
One Second, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021
High Line Plants
Last Sunday we walked on the High Line. I didn’t take the time to use iNaturalist to identify all the Spring flowers.
Redbud, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
Columbine, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
Shootging Star, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
\Lilac, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
Vetch, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
Vetch in the Pea family, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
Periwinkle, High Line 4/25/2021 
Redbud, High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021 
High Line 4/25/2021