This year I decided to record the event with a special Metropolis series triple-exposure multi-image, and here it is:
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Tuesday, May 31, 2016
Manhattanhenge
Twice a year our star, the sun, aligns itself with the east/west axis of Manhattan. This happens at the end of May as the sun ends its northward trip to the summer equinox in June and again at the beginning of July as the sun begins is southerly course towards winter. The cross streets of Manhattan are packed with camera toting hopefuls waiting for their chance with the sun.
This year I decided to record the event with a special Metropolis series triple-exposure multi-image, and here it is:
This year I decided to record the event with a special Metropolis series triple-exposure multi-image, and here it is:
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Not sure how you did this, but I love it.
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