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jbm0: 1 June 2011 (medium)
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jbm0: 1 June 2011 (tight)
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jbm0: 1 June 2011 (really tight)
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jbm0: 15 June 2011 (wide)
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jbm0: 15 June 2011 (medium)
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jbm0: 24 July 2011 (wide)
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jbm0: 27 July 2011 (1 WTC behind 7 WTC)
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jbm0: 27 July 2011 (near)
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jbm0: 27 July 2011 (wide)
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jbm0: 27 July 2011 (medium)
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jbm0: 11 September 2011 (night; red, white and blue)
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jbm0: 14 Aug 2012, 20:04ish: somewhere behind those buildings, there are G+ Photowalkers.
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jbm0: 14 Aug 2012
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jbm0: 14 Aug 2012, 20:04ish: somewhere behind those buildings, there are G+ Photowalkers.
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jbm0: 14 Aug 2012
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jbm0: 23 July 2013
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jbm0: 8 Nov 2013: new One World Trade spire first illuminated
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jbm0: 8 Nov 2013: new One World Trade spire first lit
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jbm0: 8 Nov 2013: new One World Trade spire first lit
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jbm0: 6 April 2014 (with moon)
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jbm0: Rainbow Over Manhattan (2014-04-26)
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jbm0: Uh oh, we've wandered into a movie about a clean but slightly dystopian future.
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jbm0: WTC wing thing (and crane)
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jbm0: Piersticks and the City
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jbm0: It's been half-a-decade since we last checked in with One WTC. Seems to be holding up!
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jbm0: And... checking back after some time inside, the skyline still seems to be there.
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jbm0: ...and it's STILL still there.
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jbm0: Downtown Manhattan from Jersey City (21 March 2024, 19:00ish)
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jbm0: 11 September 2024: They turned the Sadness Lights back on.
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jbm0: 11 September 2024