#34thstreet

photograph by nick dewolf https://www.flickr.com/photos/dboo/7353226706

91.) My Miracle on 34th sweater, representing the annual holiday lights in Baltimore’s Hampden neighborhood. My wife and I have had an tradition of going there every year that we have kept for 21 years. Available as a T-shirt titled Hampden (Baltimore). #sambarsky #sambarskysweaters #sambarskyknitter #knit #knitting #knitter #art #artist #sweater #imakemyclothes #handknit #hampden #hampdenbaltimore #hampdenmaryland #miracleon34thstreet #miracleon34thstreetbaltimore #baltimore #34thstreet #34thst #34thstreetbaltimore #34thstbaltimore #light #lights #hampdenlights #34thstreetlights #baltimorelights #lightsbaltimore #lightson34thstreet (at Miracle on 34th Street Hampden Md) https://www.instagram.com/p/CpavZ7pua2e/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

New renderings have been released for the new supertall office tower that will replace Hotel Pennsylvania. The Foster + Partner’s-designed tower, named PENN15 (not a joke), would top out at 1,270 feet, taller than the Empire State Building. The skyscraper looks a lot like the residential Jenga block tower Downtown – 56 Leonard, with dozens of unique landscape terraces protruding from the facade. Hotel Pennsylvania was originally developed by the Pennsylvania Railroad after the opening of Penn Station, one of the only real estate ventures for Penn RR, unlike the New York Central RR who developed or sold most of the real estate around Grand Central. Penn RR originally had their architects McKim, Mead & White design a hotel tower above Penn Station, but eventually decided not to add it for multiple reasons. After Penn Station opened, architect William Symmes Richardson of McKim, Mead & White designed the hotel, which opened across the street in 1919. Despite multiple demolition attempts over the last three decades and the establishment of the Hotel Pennsylvania Preservation Society, the building was never landmarked. Renderings: DBOX via @yimbygram #pennstation #architecture #historicpreservation #mckimmeadwhite #hotelpenn #savehotelpenn #34thstreet #nyc #midtown #nychistory #midtownhistory #penrr #nycrr #grandcentral #urbanism #urbanhistory #archilovers #vinoly #skyscraper #supertall #nycurbanism (at Hotel Pennsylvania NYC) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTXiLa2naGN/?utm_medium=tumblr

Camera: @Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max Was out doing some #streetphotography in the midtown area and I’m thinking that I have a camera and a video available to me at all times of the day with ease. Then I realize it was my smartphone. Point of the story “it is ease and available in your pocket. Under the law of intellectual property for photographers and filmmakers, these images are copyrighted by the @thepandaphotographer and must ask the copyrighted owner for permission to use for non-promotional purposes #midtownmanhattan #city_of_newyork #nyc_explorers #traveltheworld #thepandaphotographer #appleiphone #streetphotography #streetphotographer #sundayafternoon #street_ninjas #expressyourself #owningit #smartphone #onthemove #34thstreet #shotoniphone #shotonmoment #street_photo_club #iphone11 #iphone11promax #pocketmonsters #cameraoperator #photogram #view_finder #perfect_shot #throughthelens https://www.instagram.com/p/CbV86bqLyP3/?utm_medium=tumblr

MEET ME IN #NYC! When traveling, I rely on the help of strangers! #businesstrip #throwbackthursday . . After I got lost in #Manhattan (check out previous post for deets) and found my way back to #TimesSquare on #34thstreet, I still needed a ride to my hotel. And I found one! #rickshawride 🍎 . #businesswoman #businessowner #businesslife #girlboss #bosslady #womeninbusiness #bossbabe #entrepreneur #me #smile #selfie #wyllisa #publicistdujour #pr #wrbpublicrelations #prmaven #publicitypimp #womenpreneur #blogger #writer #instalike #photooftheday #picoftheday (at New York City, N.Y.) https://www.instagram.com/p/CSwmwiDnCNS/?utm_medium=tumblr

Today we reveal a beautiful new artwork by Diana Al-Hadid installed at 34th Street-Penn Station (1,2,3). The two expansive panels are a meditation on the unique history of Penn Station. "The Arches of Old Penn Station" on the west wall seen when you exit the subway into Penn Station, holds a painterly image of the original 1910 Beaux-Arts Penn Station grand interior, dripping and obscured, suggestive of an image slipping off the surface, but also tied and held to the grid of the surrounding tilework. In "The Arc of Gradiva" on the sixty-foot long south wall, an image of Gradiva, a mythological female character from a novella who “walks through walls” and roams the ancient ruins of Pompeii, appears as a ghostly apparition, with the flowing fabric of her garment stretching the length of the wall. Her footsteps mirror those of the crowds in the station. Both images originate from life-size line drawings on mylar and were translated into shimmering glass mosaic of pearls, aquas, and gold by Mayer of Munich. The gestural lines create ghosted images of the past, coming in and out of focus through the station’s walls.  When considered together, one might imagine that Gradiva has come to claim both the original Penn Station in its former glory, as well as stake her presence in the newly improved subway station.

Apr 2019 34th ST | Manhattan, NY, USA    Shadows