Sun rises above eastern horizon while neighbourhood at Passaic Street sleeps
View of south east horizon
View from our balcony here is awesome . Specially, when the sun rises in the morning. Again when the sun is near the western horizon , a part of Hackensack is sunlit, yet in the distant south-western horizon, the tall and very tall buildings are under part shadow, part lit-up.
A closer view of our neighbourhood.
Greenery spreads till the horizon.
Our block has Prospect Avenue in its front -cannot be viewed from our balcony. What we find is a slice of Passaic Street and nice cottages along its eastern edge. Then lot of greenery till the eastern horizon. Not many buildings can be viewed surpassing the green canopy of trees.
For a few minutes every clear evening, buildings acquire a blazing tint
The western horizon is blocked by the neighbouring buildings. The south-western horizon has a completely different 'personality. Trees, buildings, cars running along Expressway 80 ( connects Hackensack to George Washington Bridge ) . Still further away are the sky-scrappers of Manhattan. Different at different hours of the day. Different under different conditions of the sky.
Manhattan as the sky pours over.
Neighbouring buildings in RH side block the Western sky
Lighted buildings in the south western horizon
on a clear evening/night is a view beyond description.
( Courtesy - Ruby Chatterji)
Rain-soaked neighbourhood.Bad photograph- re-touched
Wonderful was the day (11th August) when it rained since morning.The sky was covered with thick cloud. Manhattan often invisible. The very 1st few photos were spoiled because I messed up the 'Focus'( AF) setting .
Neighbourhood under canopy of cloud.
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