Yes, I know, it’s a photographic cliché. But as a photographic subject, New York at night is quite enthralling. So here is Manhattan as darkness descends, seen from five different perspectives – towards the Satue of Liberty, from Brooklyn Bridge, from beneath the bridges that span the East River, from the East River itself and the Hudson, from the High Line, New York’s new elevated park reclaimed from an old train line (I will publish a proper portrait of the High Line next month), and from the top of the Empire State Building. For more pictures, see my photographic website, Light Infusion, or Flickr or 500px.
The Statue of Liberty
From Brooklyn Bridge
The bridges of Manhattan
From the East River and the Hudson
Along the High Line
From the Empire State Building
Pandaemonium 
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Currently reading your “Quest…”
Enjoyed your night photos.
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Thank you. Hope you enjoy the book too….
Really lovely. I see you were in my neighborhood – Brooklyn Heights. And did you walk across that bridge during the day when the bikers make it – pandemonium?! In the last photo, the building topped with a golden light is the New York Life Insurance building. My father used to work there. He told me the story of the gold tower; they had a choice between a pool up there and the gold tower, and they chose – you guessed it. Hope you enjoyed New York.
Thank you. I only walked across the bridge at dusk – though there were plenty of cyclists at that time of day too.
Great set of images!
Thanks.
great photos I was there this summer and the elevated walkway was interesting experience which one of your photos show
Thanks. I’ll publish soon a set of photos from the High Line by day and night.
Wonderful pics! NYC at night is an amazing city.
Thank you.