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bike lane
..vibe = vibrant, get it? 🙂 i’m obviously running out of titles..
..anyways, if you wanna view this in mono click here..
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waiting for light trails
..i remember waiting for some trains to pass by for me to catch some light trails from this perspective, but my patience was running thin, so here’s the dark underbelly of the manhattan bridge..
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a path, a park, and a bridge
..well, i guess i’m a sucker for bridges like some of you noticed.. 🙂
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tilting the blues
..well, i’ve nothing much to say so, have fun with these specs..
City of New York
Manhattan Bridge
1901 – 1910
| Total Length of Bridge |
6855 Feet
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| Length of Main Span |
1470 Feet
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| Length of Each Side Span |
725 Feet
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| Width of Bridge |
120 Feet
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| Height of Towers, M.H.W. To Center Of Cables |
324.4 Feet
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| Depth of Trusses |
24 Feet
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| Diameter of Cables |
21 1/4 Feet
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| Breaking Strength of Each Cable |
30000 Tons
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| Weight of Steel Towers |
12340 Tons
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| Weight of Steel Cables |
8000 Tons
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| Weight of Steel Suspended Spans |
20000 Tons
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| Weight of Steel Approaches |
16600 Tons
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| Masonry-Tower Foundations |
78000 Cu. Yards
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| Masonry-Anchorages |
230000 Cu. Yards
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| Masonry-Approaches |
32700 Cu. Yards
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| Weight of Bridge Per Linear Foot |
24000 Pounds
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| Weight of Each Anchorage |
232000 Tons
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eiffel tagged
..haven’t gone out shooting for a while now, just stayed at home tagging some 453 gigs of photos.. i still have a bunch of goodies here so bear with me.. 🙂
..same place where i shot this..
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city of bridges
what’s not to love about this city that’s bounded by bridges..
except for the ‘being lonely’ part.. here’s a great article from the NYTimes about newcomers to NYC..
*shot from the staten island ferry (free ride)
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a bridge from DUMBO
Another one of those places that has been shot to death, the Manhattan Bridge from DUMBO.
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Eiffel?
Thanks to the equinox, I got to visit Manhattan Bridge again. I didn’t even reach the halfway point, it was a bit breezy the time I got there so I settled for this “Eiffel-like” shot.
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Exit Strategy
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Twin Bridges
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Manhattan Bridge
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Cloverfield
Cold days like this make you want to cower in the warmth of your bed or in our case, surf movies in our local theater. We were planning to watch Cloverfield but got tickets for Mad Money instead to qualify for the “early bird” rate (yeah, we’re cheapskates). It was a good thing that the former didn’t go first, lest we suffered dizziness & headaches throughout the day – my temples are still throbbing while writing this. I mean, really, it was a poor judgement on our part not to read about the movie before hand. Honestly, it was crap. The remedy for our headache may have been the next movie, Meet the Spartans, which was totally hilarious. I highly recommend this.
The nightscape pano above was taken at DUMBO last December. On the movie Cloverfield, they obliterated the Brooklyn Bridge. Watching a monster rampage around Manhattan feels kind of weird because the setting is so familiar. It makes you wonder what to do if you were in their (the characters) place. It still doesn’t change the fact that the “shaky camera” style sucked big time.