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Shades of Rosemary's Baby...Riverside Park NY

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Real Estate Agent with Keller Williams NY Realty - 120 Bloomingdale Road #101, White Plains NY 10605

Gothic Building from Riverside ParkBOO!!! Halloween is coming and the holiday crossed my mind when I was walking in Riverside Park in NYC with a friend about a week ago.  It was near dusk but I had my camera and tripod.  The weather can only be described as dank and dark  - maybe a bit spooky if you were inclined towards that mood.  Suddenly this building appeared from the mist and seemed to tower ominously over us in park.  It reminded me of the building in the '60s horror classic Rosemary's Baby.  I decided to take a photo and this was the result using middle of the road strength HDR.

Rosemary's Baby was a horror flick from the 1960's - the building used as the model was the Dakota on the Upper West Side but that building overlooks Central Park not the Riverside Park and the Hudson River.  Sorry to say I don't know anything about this particular building.  Although I'm sure there is nothing truly ominous about it in real life.  Meanwhile, use your imaginations...For those who are interested, Rosemary's Baby is a great film for Halloween.  Meanwhile, I think I will try to take some photos of ominous looking buildings for the next couple of weeks...might be an interesting theme for the season.  Happy Halloween everyone!

Shades of Rosemary's Baby...Riverside Park NY

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Juli Vosmik
Dominion Fine Properties - Scottsdale, AZ
Scottsdale/Cave Creek, AZ real estate 480-710-0739

Ruthmarie - I LOVE the angle of that photo and have to agree - the clouds are ominous.  Great photo. 

Oct 16, 2012 12:32 PM
William Johnson
Retired - La Jolla, CA
Retired
Hi Ruthmarie, An very nice interpretation. Sort of reminded me of " The Shinning". Good job!
Oct 16, 2012 03:58 PM
Ruthmarie Hicks
Keller Williams NY Realty - 120 Bloomingdale Road #101, White Plains NY 10605 - White Plains, NY

Hi Juli - the HDR helps with the cloud cover, but it really did look ominous to see the building coming out from behind the fog. 

 

Hi William - Thank you.  The reason I didn't think of "The Shining" was it was too warm!  It was about 78 and humid.  Almost hot... Rosemary's Baby sort of hits a climax in the heat of summer. 

Oct 16, 2012 04:32 PM