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Big Apple City
Featured Photo Gallery
Spring Flowers at Macy's [1]
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Downtown Revisited [1]
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Flowers of Big Apple City [1]
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Times Square [1]
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Grand Central Stn.
BIG
APPLE CITY PHOTO BLOG
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Welcome!
Enjoy the sceneries of the Big Apple City for
free. Enjoy them virtually. The thousands of pictures you'll see here are shots from the
point of view of a regular tourist, or an amateur photographer. |
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LIST OF ALBUMS
(Click the
Underlined Number to Open the Album) |
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ROCKEFELLER CENTER
Rockefeller Building is one of the tallest in the Big Apple City. At it's
foot you'll find the golden sculpture of Prometheus,
Rainbow Room, NBC studios, and the giant Chistmas tree on X'mas time.
Location: 5th & 6th Avenues, 47th to 50th Streets |
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Statue of Liberty
(1,
2,
3,
4)
Circle Line (1,
2)
Radio City (1) |
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GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Terminal for most of the trains running in an out of the Big Apple City. Great
hopping place for shopping and dining, while waiting for your train rides.
Location: Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street |
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Times Square &
42nd Street
(1, 2, 3,
4,
5)
Fleet Show (1) |
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EMPIRE STATE BUILDING
Best place to view aerial shots of the Big Apple City from its deck at 86th floor.
Currently Big Apple's tallest building.
Location: 5th Avenue and 34th Street |
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Flowers of NYC
(1,
2,
3, 4,
5, 6, )
Bronx Zoo (1,
2,
3,
4) |
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CENTRAL PARK
Enjoy the greeneries, cool lakes, and lagoons in this park. This is a good
place for strolling and watching wildlife in the Big Apple!
Location: 5th to C. Park West Aves., & 59th-110 Sts. |
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Hudson River (1,
2)
Main Library (1,
2,
3)
7th Avenue (1) |
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FLAT IRON BUILDING
One of the first skyscrapers of the Big Apple since 1902. Best viewed as a flat
iron from distant and aerial view.
Location: 5th Avenue and E. 23rd Street |
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Museum of Natural History
(1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6)
Bridges (1,
2) |
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ST. PATRICK CATHEDRAL
Near the Rockefeller Center, popular for its
architectural design that makes it dominant around its location. This is the
rectory and residence of the Big Apple's Cardinal.
Location: 5th Avenue and 49th Street |
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St. Patrick Cathedral (1, 2,
3)
Grand Central Station (1, 2) |
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NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN
Collection of plants from all over the world could be found here.
Thousands of flowers of the Big Apple City will surely mesmerize your eyes.
Location: 200th St. & Kazimiroff Blvd. at Bronx |
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
(1,
2,
3,
4,
5,
6, 7,
8,
9,
10, 11,
12,
13,
14,
15,
16,17) |
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NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY (MAIN)
Place to more than 9 million volumes of books. Center for scholarly
research, and simple curiosity. Big Apple City's
biggest library.
Location: 5th Avenue and 42nd Street |
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Rockefeller Center (1, 2,
3,
4)
Empire State Building
(1,
2, 3,
4,
5) |
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TRINITY CHURCH
This lower Manhattan church's graveyard is the final resting place for
Alexander Hamilton and Robert Fulton. Located near Big Apple's Stock
Exchange (NYSE).
Location: Broadway and Wall Street |
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South Seaport (1)
Chrysler Building (1)
Bronx Zoo (1,
2,
3,
4) |
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Central Park
[1]
[2] Columbus Day
Bryant Park
Gay Parade |
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STOCK EXCHANGE BUILDING
Just a stone-throw away from Trinity Church, this place is the center for
exchange of stocks. This Big Apple Stock Exchange Center is the most popular
stock exchange center in the world.
Location: Broad and Wall Street |
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Botanical Garden (1,
2)
Mets Life Building (1) |
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INTREPID SEA-AIR-SPACE MUSEUM
Located at the Westside seaport of the Big Apple, this gigantic ship features hundreds of aviation and sea exploration
exhibits, like fighter planes and hatches of guided missiles.
Location: 12th Avenue and 46th Street |
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City Hall (1,
2)
Flat Iron Building (1)
Union Square (1,
2)
Guggenheim (1) |
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ROSE CENTER FOR EARTH AND SPACE SCIENCE
Adjacent to the the Big Apple's Museum Mile stands the Museum of Natural History.
This place regularly shows the
evolution of the galaxy and the history of earth.
Location: Central Park West and 81st Street |
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Columbus Circle (1, 2,
3)
Battery Park (1,
2, 3)
5th Avenue (1) |
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MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Along the Big Apple's Museum Mile is the Museum of Natural History, where
you could find collection of artifacts from hundred years ago.
Location: Central Park West and 81st Street |
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Fleet Show (1)
Hudson River (1,
2)
57th Street (1)
Thanksgiving Day Parade (1) |
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STATUE OF LIBERTY
Symbol
to
millions of immigrants who first set foot
on American soil. Climbing to
its crown, you could view Big Apple City's skyline and neighboring places.
Location: Ellis Island |
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East River (1,
2)
Madison Square Garden (1)
Main Post Office (1) |
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RADIO CITY MUSIC HALL
The home of the Big Apple's "The Rockettes". See the Music Hall, which was restored to its
original look when it made its first opening night in 1932.
Location: Avenue of Americas |
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Manhattan Mall (1,
2,
3)
Central Park (1,
2, 3) |
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TOYS R US TIMES SQUARE
Big Apple City's most visited area is Times Square. Here you'll
find the
largest toy store in the world. Best of all, this is the place where
the New Year's ball dropping is held every year.
Location: Broadway Avenue and 44th Street |
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Downtown (1,
2,
3)
Chinatown (1)
Circle Line (1,
2)
7th Avenue (1) |
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CASTLE CLINTON NATIONAL MONUMENT
Built in 1807 as defense post for artillery against the British invaders.
Located at Battery Park, south of Manhattan. You'll love watching the panoramic sea
of the Big Apple from
here.
Location: Battery Park City |
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Battery Park (1,
2, 3)
5th Avenue (1)(2)
Flowers of NYC
(1,
2,
3, 4,
5, 6, ) |
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METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ARTS
Museum for 5000 years of arts, with more than two million works of art from
all points of the earth - ancient through modern times. Located along Big
Apple's Museum Mile.
Location: Fifth Avenue and 82nd Street |
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Twin Towers Before and After 9/11 (1, 2,
3, 4, 5,
6, 7,
8,
9,
10,
11,
12) |
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GUGGENHEIM MUSEUM
A unique place for unique arts in the Big Apple City. Conceived as a "temple of spirit" where
viewers could foster a new way of looking at arts.
Location: 5th Avenue and 89th Street |
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Skyscrapers (1)
Symbolic Shots (1,
2)
G Central Pkway (1) |
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"The Gates" by
Christo and Jeanne-Claude at Central Park,
February 12 through February 27, 2005. 7,500 gates, 16 feet high (4.87
m) with a width varying from 5 feet 6 inches to 18 feet (1.68 m to 5.48 m)
will line 23 miles (36.8 km) of footpaths in the park. |
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"The Gates" Album
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"The Gates" Album
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"The Gates" Album
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Shots that are not
necessarily New York City:
Belmont
Park,
Nassau Fest
[1]
[2],
Atlantic City
[1]
[2],
Car Show,
Spring Flower Show,
Snow Storm,
Atlantic City,
Hershey Park [1]
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Mohegan Sun Casino
My Computer Room
Moving Colors |
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