I love the feeling of this photo! The trees branch out from the dreary concrete jungle toward the crisp, misty air like giant weeds breaking through a cracked sidewalk. This panorama's angle goes 90 degrees to show a directly overhead viewpoint.
This shot was taken on a whim while walking back to my hotel in mid-town. I am not sure of the exact location, but if you think you know then feel free to chime in. This photo happens to be one of my most popular panorama's for search engine hits.
This mammoth condo building sticks out of the ground like a giant ice shard while reflecting sun light all around. The blue tone and classy look of the structure also makes it one of the more stunning skyscrapers in Manhattan.
A towering dinosaur skeleton greets newcomers to the Natural History Museum. Even the prehistoric display is dwarfed by the massive museum foyer with it's stone walls and beautiful ceiling architecture.
This strange outdoor exhibit in one of Manhattan's many city parks catches the eye quickly with a completely aluminum structure sticking out like a sore thumb amongst it's naturally growing counterparts.
This vertical panorama spans roughly 90 degrees upwards capturing the towering heights of the mossy tree. Always a favorite photo of mine, this can be found deep in the forest of Devil's Hopyard in East Haddam, Connecticut.
Not far from the mossy tree you will find this spiked carcass of a tree yet still equally photogenic. Even in death the tree is home and shelter to many types of insects which will keep it an important member of the local ecosystem long after the prime of it's life.