New York City is always a good idea and visiting in the spring is an even better idea!
I recently spent about three days back in NYC, my first time back on American soil in more than 18 months. I honestly experienced some culture shock this time because everyone spoke English and the city is filled with so many different colors of people. This is such a different scene than Polandwhere we currently live.
Besides meeting up with family and friends, I love simply wandering around NYC with my camera. I love her iconic buildings such as the Empire State, Flatiron and other skyscrapers. I love the old metal fire escapes, the large windows and brownstone buildings. There�s so much I want to capture an image of � little things perhaps I didn�t take notice of as much when I actually lived here.
And then there�s the city�s rebirth during spring. Pink and white blossomed trees line the streets. People are out enjoying the sunshine and relaxing in the parks. Planters are filled with colorful daffodils and tulips. I loved being back in the city!
And just to share my love of NYC, here�s a photo post featuring some of my favorite springtime images I took during this trip. Enjoy!
Where do you like to enjoy spring?
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| NYC's skyscrapers surrounding Bryant Park. Did you know that Bryant Park is built over an entire structure that houses the New York Public Library�s archives? |
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| Bryant Park is a lovely patch of green located in Midtown Manhattan, between 5th and 6th Avenues and 40th to 42nd Streets. |
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| Springtime blossoms at the Church of the Holy Trinity, built in 1917, located on the Upper East Side. |
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| I also love the water towers that dot the city�s skyline! Most buildings in the city taller than six stories actually need some sort of water tower and pumping system to provide water pressure to their tenants. |
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| If you're in the mood for shopping, head to Macy's on 34th Street. But remember to look up and look for the Empire State Building too! |
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| NYC's Flatiron building and spring flowers - what a wonderful sight! |
