New York City is a unique place to visit for fun, entertainment, and amazing experiences.  The picture albums you’re about to view from my blog today are about wild animals, charcoal painters, 42nd Street, 57th Street, and 5th Avenue.

Charcoal painters at 42nd Street
Domestic and wild animals of New York City
Carnegie Hall at 57th Street
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Times Square of New York City had changed a lot this Christmas season. More, and more giant digital billboards are rising around the block.  Amazingly they’re much bigger than the real movie screens you’ll find in fist class theatres at 42nd Street. One digital billboard you could see in one of the albums below is [...]

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The Flat Iron Building was named after the common houseware, flat iron.  This building is considered as the oldest skyscrapers of New York City. Located at 23rd Street, Fifth Avenue, and Broadway Avenue, this building is one of the historic landmarks of America.
See more photos of the Flat iron Building at this link.

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It’s been a long time that I’ve never posted a blog on this site. You know, I thought it’s easy to manage 7 personal web sites. Now, I’ve realized, managing even one web site is hard. Currently, I’m redesigning the main HTML page, or the home page of this site (http://bigapplecity.com), and the 5000 plus [...]

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Manhattan’s downtown is a nice place for sightseeing.  My photo blog will feature a few of the nice places here.  First, I’ll show you the Wall Street Stock Exchange.  This is the most popular place where stocks are traded from around the world. Next, I’ll show you the Trinity Church located at Broadway.  I’ve learned [...]

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New York City’s most visited tourist spot is the Times Square with an average visitors of 45 millions per year.  This place is famous for the New Year’s ball that drops every December 31 midnight.  This activity is being watched by thousands of crowd from New York City and from other neighboring places outside the [...]

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One of the places well-visited by tourists in New York City is the Rockefeller Center.  It’s located in midtown Manhattan covering the blocks of 48 Street to 51 Street, and 5th Avenue to 7th Avenue.  The center was originally owned by the Rockefeller family, but was later sold to group of companies owned by Jerry Speyer and [...]

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After three weeks with no photo blog, I’m back again!  Wow! It’s really busy weeks for me.  Yeah, I’ve been busy researching on ways to make this photo blog “findable.” Plus, I have three more personal web sites that I’m trying to develop.  It was really hectic.
Anyway, here’s my Big Apple photo blog for the week [...]

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It’s Springtime in New York City, but the coldness still feels like Winter. Last week, I had the time to revisit downtown and other beautiful places of the city that never sleeps.  Battery Park is the southern end of the Manhattan island.  From here, you’ll find the South Ferry Port where you could ride boats [...]

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I’m back with my regular photo blog.  This had been delayed because of the accident committed on my web site last week.  This whole site was mistakenly deleted by the tech support who was supposed to troubleshoot my other web site that’s newly registered with them.  The mistake made bigapplecity.com down for two days, plus, [...]

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