USA Brooklyn Bridge, New York City
Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City.
Photography Tips
I used a 24-105mm zoom to get an interesting shot of this structure but the lens choices for this particular landmark are endless. Since you have to act fast I strongly recommend a high quality zoom. That way, you have lots of framing choices in a very short amount of time (see below).
Beware of cyclists! There are both pedestrians and people on bicycles traveling the bridge at all times and I had to wait a considerable amount of time to get this shot with almost nobody in it. Also, standing in the middle is the most dangerous place to be.
Plan ahead. Look at the scene and situation from the sidelines. experiment with lens, aperture and ISO. Once you've figured out your settings, framing and the spot you want to be in, wait for the right moment. Then jump in, get a couple of shots and get the hell out of there.
Beware of cyclists! There are both pedestrians and people on bicycles traveling the bridge at all times and I had to wait a considerable amount of time to get this shot with almost nobody in it. Also, standing in the middle is the most dangerous place to be.
Plan ahead. Look at the scene and situation from the sidelines. experiment with lens, aperture and ISO. Once you've figured out your settings, framing and the spot you want to be in, wait for the right moment. Then jump in, get a couple of shots and get the hell out of there.
Travel Information
The best way to get to this spot is by subway. You can use the A or C trains to High Street and only have to walk for about 5 minutes. You can also leave at Chambers Street with J, M and Z trains or Brooklyn Bridge - City Hall with lines 4, 5 or 6.
Spot Type
Outdoor
Crowd Factor
Lots of people
Best Timing
All timings are equally good
Sunrise & Sunset
06:50 - 16:34
| current local time: 02:42
Photo Themes
Bridge
bridges
Brooklyn
Brooklyn bridge
Landmark
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