That's New Youk... great capture.

i was sorta thinking of you, benn, with the last few shots!

nyc baybee! ;)

rhiwena said:

It has that grimey feel.

Just the way I like it!

It has that grimey feel.

funny

haha .... she doesn't stand a chance

she looks like she's saying "no paparazzi" too!

sweet.

Yeah, why is there music while I look at this picture?

You dorks!
Had to be done though.

you big silleez!

haahaahaa! fun!

daym, those must have been som crazy ass gigantic canon balls

Looks more like a H bomb... you feeling fine?

the river looks dangerous.

Nice capture!

what the hell were you doing getting up so early?

ohhhh yeah

That's a beautiful sunset shot and view of the Merrimack River, and a vista that I'm quite familiar with having lived in the greater Boston area for years.

You weren't too far from what were once known as the Wang Towers, where I took my first training in document imaging years ago. These were the former headquarters of Wang Laboratories, a computer company that once had revenues of $3 billion per year and employed over 30,000 people, and was at one time only rivaled by IBM and DEC (another huge computer casualty). The company went bankrupt in 1992, another casualty of the computer wars going on in the '90s. It's interesting to note that this was all chronicled Charles C. Kenney's Riding the Runaway Horse, a gripping book detailing the spectacular rise and fall of Wang.

Another interesting note is that those Wang Towers were sold for the bargain basement price of $525,000 in 1994, then resold in 1998 for over $100 million, thuse creating a legend in commercial real estate circles. This was a tidy profit that might have gone a long way to keep Wang afloat and perhaps even emerge from bankruptcy, but the Wang family just didn't want to let the buildings go when they still had them.

So it goes...

nicely done.