Here are some of my favorite images I shot during our visit to the High Line park extension this past Tuesday.
Edit: There’s been a lot of comments on the man waving from the window in the last photo. He’s actually a cardboard cutout, which I had though was pretty rad.
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Very cool.
I really loved this place in NY!!! Great!!!
Very industrial urban chic — love ’em (especially the last one…discovering the person waving was a nice surprise!).
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Best part is that wasn’t someone waving. It was a cardboard cutout! Very clever if you ask me.
That. Is. AWESOME.
Now I’m off the browse the Internet to see if I can find one for my own window…
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what Up!!!! BROOKLYN!!!!!
Lovely combination of old and new architecture! Makes a city come alive!
Ahh I am so in love with the Highline!
Me too! It’s one of my favorite places to visit in Manhattan. Though I still think Brooklyn’s the better borough 😉
Agreed!!
Love the Highline!
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Thanks for the share!
Interesting photos!
Thank you! I tend to feel a bit like an art nerd when I photograph stuff, so I appreciate that!
Love this place…..great shots!
Amazing pictures!
These are absolutely brilliant photos. I love when I have the chance to get over to the High Line. Even though it’s often crowded, I still find a refreshing calmness.
Thank you! I agree on it’s calmness. There was a school trip visiting the the park while we were there and you’d never really know the difference.
I had never heard of the Highline until recently, and i think it is so freaking cool! I don’t know when I will ever get to NYC, but when I do, I am hittin’ the trail!
Interesting photos.
I love the last picture with the guy waving through the window. It just adds so much character.
It’s funny because he’s a cardboard cutout. I did a double take and then remembered a typical NYer probably would wave like that 😉
Lol. Well that makes it all the better! 🙂
Awesome urban art you’ve captured here. Only in NY we can see some fresh new modern hip art. I’ll I see when I drive around LA is graffiti and overwritten graffiti as is gang names. I thought that was Paquiao for a second in that 3rd pic.
Thanks! The piece in the third photo is actually a JR. He’s one of my and my husband’s favorite street artists, so it was a treat to see he had work by the high line we were unaware of!
Great pictures, thanks for sharing!
Love the photos and the blogs theme
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Thanks! The blog design was a labor of love on my part. I customized the whole thing myself.
Great blog! Love the design/layout.
i miss new york!
The High Line was one of my favorite places in NYC! Love this photos.
Love the shots. Hard to believe there is such a great spot in the middle of Brooklyn.
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Thank you Nancy! High Line Park is in Manhattan. As you can see from the photos, it was worth the trip from Brooklyn to check it out! 🙂
Hmmmm. I didn’t read correctly. Manhattan is even better. I’m going to check this out more. I don’t visit NYC often but when I do, would like to see this. Thanks. You Matter! Smiles, Nancy
New York City would love to have you! Come visit us soon! 🙂
Cool shots; the photos brought out the essence of the place. Haven’t been to NYC, I’ll check the place as soon as I got there. Cheers on making this post to freshly pressed, by the way. 🙂
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love the blod. the last picutre is so crazy so cool~haha!!
Nice blog on High Line. I will have to go there. Love your digital pictures! Thanks for sharing. http://www.segmation.wordpress.com
I love this! The high line is one of my favourite places to waste half a day whenever I’m in NYC!
Unas imagenes estupendas!!!
nice combination of old and new architecture thanks for sharing
love the documentary photos! at first I thought this was in Canada – the first image with the maple leaf threw me off … i’m bookmarking this to visit in a couple weeks! thx! 🙂
So glad to hear you’ll be visiting the High Line. It really is a “must see” and unique New York experience to visit.
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I love the High Line, definitely one of my favorite architectural projects in New York!!
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Excellent post. This is really a good work. I appreciate your efforts behind that.
Thanks for sharing!
Great photos. Thanks for sharing! Can’t wait to see them for myself when I go to New York in November 🙂
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Absolutely gorgeous photos! I love Highline Park.
I love that there’s a maple leaf in the High Line’s logo… 🙂 Feels rather welcoming to a Canadian! Aside from that… it’s one of my favourite places in New York! Love it! Can’t wait to visit the new extension! Thanks for posting such lovely images…brings back lovely memories.
Olga
Great photography skills! Though I must say I laughed at the last picture because of the man peeking at the window 🙂
Great photos.high line park is excellent.thank you for sharing.
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I’m loving this article especially considering i want to visit this place and hang out there this summer. In fact i wrote an article with the free events that’s going to be taking place on the Highline this summer, so check it out and let me know what you think -,0
P.S. loving the last pic where you was looking out the window, that had me laughing cause i was wondering if UI’m going to see alot of that this summer
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Absolutely gorgeous photos!
Wow, what a great looking park. Will have to visit when I ever get to NYC, let alone the US one day. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for giving us a great view =)
Great pictures!
Thank you!
I stood many nights as a child watching the world through my bedroom window. Images are caputured as silent movements, yet astounding and photographic to the eye. Cheers!
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Sweet, Dude! 🙂 What a post.. I love those pics! Ww will share it with our followers on http://www.styledenker.com – they’ll love it. Thanks for sharing! cheers, Anna
Can you provide a little history about the High Line. Looks interesting
Sure! You can read more about the history of it on the park’s website here. You can also get more info on their Wiki page.
i like the last one where is man sneaking out.
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