Monday, December 17, 2012
I love this city
The Highline that starts at the meat packing district on the West Side and goes all the way up to 34th Street, is a most pleasant surprise. It is a must visit. Built by a NYC government and private sector union, it is a splendid use of old elevated train tracks that were no longer used. Instead of continuing to be an eye sore, these tracks have become a beautiful space that enhances this great city.
These photos were all shot with the Olympus E PL-2 and the M. Zuiko Digital 9-18mm lens.
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