The Big Apple

[Paul]

In April we went on a quick overnight trip to NYC to see a couple of shows (How to Succeed & Phantom) and eat some great Italian food. ; Didn't take the DSLR, but I took a Canon Powershot S95 and grabbed some shots.

 

[Paul]

An awesome sign on Mulberry Street

 

[jbwolffiv]

Nice shots, amazing how short "Harry Potter" really is!

 

[Paul]

Thanks John. ; He is short and John Larroquette is tall!



A couple more showing the miniature effect and vivid effects of the S95, view from our room.

 

[jbwolffiv]

I love the miniature looks! ; Your room looks to be somewhere in lower Manhatten?

 

[Paul]

We stayed at the downtown Marriott.

 

[Paul]

The Phantom of The Opera, pre-show set. ; First time for the boys seeing this and they did enjoy it.

 

[Paul]

couple more from the World Trade Center

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This is the location of where one of the towers was located and will now be a reflecting pool; another will be built for the other tower

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A steel cross which was found ; at ground zero; will be relocated to the museum

 

[PolynesianMedic]

Great shots! ; Phantom ROCKS! ; I love it. ; Next time you go, you need to try and get into Love Never Dies. ; It is the sequel to Phantom, and of course it was written by Mr. Weber himself. ; I have the soundtrack, and it is wonderful.

 

[jbwolffiv]

Nice shots Paul! ; Like the one of the Ground Zero Cross! ; I have never seen Phantom, my wife loves it!

 

[Paul]

Great shots! ; Phantom ROCKS! ; I love it. ; Next time you go, you need to try and get into Love Never Dies. ; It is the sequel to Phantom, and of course it was written by Mr. Weber himself. ; I have the soundtrack, and it is wonderful.

Jeff: Would love to see it, but I think they are reworking it. ; Not in NYC yet in any case. ; I should pick up the soundtrack

John: Definitely should see Phantom

 

[Paul]

Our favorite restaurant on Mulberry Street, Angelo's.

 

[Paul]

In case you need pain! ;

 

[Scottwdw]

The S95 is a camera I am considering to take places where dSLRs are not welcome. ; It's really getting to the point where camera quality has nothing to do with the size for live events.