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@Hamid - Yes, I did notice the tilt, but decided to keep it as-is since it emphasized the natural curvature of the earth, which is fairly pronounced from the top of the ESB - no kidding ;-) But in retrospect, i think i could have straightened it out and still kept the curvature noticeable. 

This is great feedback. Thank you! Please keep 'em comin' ;-)

@Daniel - I had a look at your portfolio and you have some terrific photos in there. I couldn't tell you're a newbie looking at them. Great stuff. I'm a big fan of HDR, but I try not to go overboard (but that's difficult, since HDRs are so much fun ;-) 

Tripods aren't allowed on the top of the ESB, but you can rest your camera on the safety grills to steady it a bit. There's a lot of jostling up there, and not much room to move about. 

Rashed - thank you for your feedback. I wish you the same.

Thanks, Harry!

Thank you , Harry! Appreciate the feedback.

Hey Niki - I took this from the observatory at the empire state building. I'm glad you liked it. Thanks.

Three distinct tones on the sky during sunset. Taken from the Empire State Building

facing west, towards the Hudson and New Jersey.

Sailing boats on the Hudson river, taken from the observatory at the Empire State

Building.

Taken at twilight, photo depicts the East River separating Manhattan from Queens and

the rest of Long Island. This photo was taken from atop the Empire State Building.

Taken from Central Park, this HDR photo shows one of the picturesque residences of

the Upper West Side.