In a city filled with landmarks, the Brooklyn Bridge remains one of the most familiar sites in New York City to both residents and tourists. A bit over a mile in length, the bridge provides a free, scenic walk or drive across the East River. When you visit the city, do yourself a favor and go experience it for yourself.
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Makes me think of the rigging on a sailboat.
Awesome pic! As the last one... Bridges somehow are special to me... I love pics of bridges...
reminds me of a day in 2000 - starting at Virgin Records with a badly cut bagel..... ;-)
we have one just like it only smaller in waco, texas..made by the same guy who made the brooklyn bridge..only we can't drive across it..only walk.
i used to love the brooklyn bridge tv show wth marion ross as the granma and the kids who were dodger fans..it was the life i wanted to live when i was that age..to live in brooklyn and to be able to see the dodgers play at ebbets field..i wanted to be roy campanella when i was a kid..ah, the good ole days..
love the linear quality in this composition !!!
fantastic photo :)
Beautiful shot!
I'd love to see and walk that bridge.
Yup. Was in your town in March, and marched across the bridge. It was one of the highlights of the trip-- the bridge is so photogenic and the trek was amazing.
I was in NY for the World's fair in 1064 but I can't remember if we went over that bridge or not since that was a long time ago. We stayed with relatives in Manhattan. I would like to go there again but probably won't make it since I live on the west coast now.
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My NYC office is near Madison Square Park and the biggest crane I've ever seen, so your crane photos particularly catch my eye. I love seeing a different NYC shot every day, especially when I've stayed in the home office.
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Amazing perspeective!
Awesome shot! It looks like an urban spiderweb!
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All those years spent across the river in NJ and I never stopped at the Brooklyn Bridge. Only went to Brooklyn once in 23 years. I was always stuck in other parts of the city.
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