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111 km from Dallas
This is a building with Chinese architecture lit up at night. This building can be seen for miles around Reading, PA
111 km from Dallas
I was on a college campus in Reading, PA when I spotted a Red-tailed Hawk sitting in a tree. I was in awe by the beauty of this bird.
144 km from Dallas
I started an adventure at 2:30AM to drive 4 hours north to get to Taughannock Falls State Park, NY, one rainy fall morning. I hiked the trail to the falls for 25 minutes and captured this shot. This photo inspires me to continue to never take the simple things in life for granted and to always enjoy life to its fullest.
168 km from Dallas
We took a day trip to Philadelphia to explore and create. We ended up in Rittenhouse Square, my favorite area of Philly. I took this picture right before we went to get smoothies. It captures the feeling you get in the Rittenhouse area; the hustle and bustle of city life, great tones, incredible buildings, but a small hometown vibe. When I see this picture it puts me back in that happy place.
175 km from Dallas
I attended a business conference in Cooperstown, New York in early May. The weather was cool, the sky was overcast and the trees didn’t have their leaves yet. During a break in the afternoon session, the skies cleared and I took some aerial photographs with my drone. I combined several of these into this sweeping panorama of Otsego Lake. This image reminds me that nature can be beautiful any time of the year but it’s up to us to be patient in order to capture and preserve it.
Experienced by Steve Medwin
176 km from Dallas
In 2014, I took a trip to New York for the cliche and touristy site seeing ventures. On a foggy day, we went to the Statue of Liberty. Trying to create various angles, I stood just a bit off to the side and tilted my camera upwards. After a handful of shots, and shifting the camera’s angel, I saw an airplane in the top left corner of the frame. It appeared and disappeared within the clouds. So, in hopes that I could perhaps capture it near the statue, I took a bunch of photos. Then, this happened. Yes, it’s not perfectly centered between the crown, but still // a new angle on the same statue.
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The sun was just coming up and I was taking pictures from the Empty Sky Memorial in Jersey. I like the way this picture has a gentle morning feel about the sky with the bustling city just coming into life beneath.
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My bud, Donald, is a fellow Broadway actor. We captured this on my nyc rooftop and felt that it had such a beautiful energy.
177 km from Dallas
Hurricane Irma warnings just came to my phone. I walked out of my work around 6 PM. I couldn’t help but capture this mood of New York City.
178 km from Dallas
This was my second time in NY city and I had a mission to take a good picture of this landmark because I failed to do it first time. I used my Joby Gorillapod and ND filter in order to capture a crisp long exposure shot and spent quite some time sitting on the ground, playing with different settings, trying to catch a perfect vehicle trail.
178 km from Dallas
I was in the US for the first time, I have visited all the places and that includes Empire State Building, I’ve been waiting for the sunset 4 hours there, I was freezing but it was worth the shot. Hope you like it.
178 km from Dallas
This, like my last New York shot, was taken during my last trip to New York City. This was taken from the top of the Rockefeller Building looking towards the Empire State Building. If you look close you can see the Statue of Liberty in the upper back right.
178 km from Dallas
New York, New York. The city that never sleeps. The Big Apple. The city so nice, they named it twice! Whatever name you know the city by I think it’s safe to say everyone will recognise the bright lights and high rises that help make New York, New York. I spent 6 days exploring the big city, from night viewings on the Top of The Rock to golden hour on Brooklyn Bridge and it lived up to and surpassed every expectation I had. Explore the full collection of photos from my time in NYC at www.morethanjust.photos ✌️
178 km from Dallas
I was in NY with my brother for a week of street photography and exploration. Shooting the Empire State building was at the top of my list. I wanted to bring out the fact that he dominates the city despite other high buildings -a central and majestic skyscraper.
178 km from Dallas
This picture what was made from the 230 Fifth Rooftop Bar in NYC. From there you have an amazing view directly to the Empire State Building. While making this photo the weather switched rapidly and the clouds and fog curled around the building.
178 km from Dallas
One of the coldest days I have ever experienced. Sunny, below freezing and the wind must have been blowing 50 mph through lower Manhattan. As we exited the 9/11 Memorial, I had to capture this image of the Freedom Tower, frozen in time.
178 km from Dallas
I was just amazed by two things. How this place is really beautiful and how amazing an iPhone picture can be. Day light really helped.
178 km from Dallas
Yellow cabs are fully part of the street life in Manhattan, I could not image to come back from New York without any photo with a yellow cabs.
178 km from Dallas
Traveling from Central America, the first impression of the big apple was two things gather in this pictures, skyscraper and surveillance, it was great to be in NYC, but I couldn’t ignored how this two things can make the first impression.
Experienced by Enrique Alarcon
178 km from Dallas
First time experience rain in NYC. I’m used to be rain proof back in the Philippines but the weather in NYC is different.
Experienced by Tim Queng