The Best Spot to Shoot the New York City Skyline From!

[@jtepsr]

I am a fella New Yorker and you guys just put me in the spot I was lookin for. I have never done these shots of ny so it will be great. I am a Sony shooter but I will have find a tilt shift lense for it, humm??? Thanks

[@jtepsr]

Drive on a Sunday morning

[@timpotts2804]

Great shots! New York and Rome are my favourite cities, both very different. Been to NYC 4 times, walked over the bridge into Brooklyn every time. Love the place 👍🏻

[@BillEricPhotography]

Thanks Tim! I live here and I've never walked over the Brooklyn bridge. Rome is on my bucket list hopefully I get there soon.

[@shashikantbehere1990]

Hi Bill and Eric--Very nice video from you guys..Enjoyed watching it and got some very good tips --Can yoiu please advice what filters you think one should have on him to shoot the NYC skyline

[@BillEricPhotography]

Maybe a six and ten stop ND filter if you want to do some long exposures of the city sky during the day. Once the sun goes down you really don't need a filter.

[@dt3327]

I am coming to New York in April. Was hoping to travel light with a m50. Was hoping to leave a tripod at home (to do all the touristy things) and just bring a gorillapod but that ain’t going to work is it? I know I would regret not getting some long exposure shots. Any thoughts?

[@BillEricPhotography]

I would definitely recommend bringing a tripod to NYC! At the very least, a small travel tripod that you can fit into a backpack. But a tripod is a must!

[@Wonderfullcrazy]

@@BillEricPhotography youre so right i wouldve liked my shots a lot better from nyc if i had more stabilization and ability to do longer exposures