18 thoughts on “Flatiron Building and Tree, New York”
You can find soooooooo many shots of this iconic building if you do a search. You can walk the streets and look at it from different angles and see it in a new light every time. But this! The sense of it leaning, dominant. The shadow. The tree. What a somber, melancholic visualization. Love it.
Hi Lynn, Thank you for your thoughtful and kind compliment. I really appreciate it. This image always brings back many great memories of the city having grown up in NJ. Glad you liked it.
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You can find soooooooo many shots of this iconic building if you do a search. You can walk the streets and look at it from different angles and see it in a new light every time. But this! The sense of it leaning, dominant. The shadow. The tree. What a somber, melancholic visualization. Love it.
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Hi Lynn, Thank you for your thoughtful and kind compliment. I really appreciate it. This image always brings back many great memories of the city having grown up in NJ. Glad you liked it.
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Jane! This is a wonderful take on an iconic building. I love it!
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Thank you, Laurie! Makes me miss NYC.
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Magnificent photo Jane – would love to photograph the Flatiron. Will have to stick with cities in the north of England for now!
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Hi Simon, Thank you! NY is an architectural dream, isn’t it? I think England is very special to photograph- lucky you. Hope to get back again soon.
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This is a very nice picture! I love the contrast of the different shades of black and grey in the photo! Thanks for sharing!
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Thank you so much, Brittany. This building calls for being shot in black and white. Happy you like it.
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Love this building but have never been inside. I imagine it’s only for very skinny people!
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Ha, Emilio! Good one. I do wonder what it’s like standing at the corner windows. Glad you like this image– thank you.
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Another great photograph.
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Thanks so much, Bruce. I love this classic building.
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Reblogged this on Jane Lurie Photography and commented:
My latest post on Monochromia. A NY classic.
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Ooh, nicely dramatic, Jane!
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Thank you, Sue. I’m so glad you like this one.
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I do!
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I am always searching for a great angle to shoot this building Jane and it looks like you found one 🙂 Outstanding work.
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That means a lot to me, Joe. Thanks very much. 🙂
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