Thursday, October 24, 2019

A Look At New York City And Its Massive Erections

I truly believe that New York City is one big phallic symbol.

I mean, all you have to do is look up at all its massive erections and you can see that it's true.

However, I do believe that New York is a city that will never, ever have the need for Viagra because it never lacks to rise to the occasion; perpetually pointing upward.

But I also believe that those massive erections are a representation of a very healthy and positive belief that when you think big, you get big; affirming that anything is possible.

New York is forever experimenting, changing, and growing.

Yet, what always remains the same is the energy. And that energy is what makes it BIG.

That "only in New York City" oh-so magnificent energy that you can feel pulsating through your veins whenever you're there.

Here are a few examples of New York's impressive erections.

Please enjoy (but try not to get too aroused)...

56 Leonard Street (The Jenga)...

56 Leonard Street is an 821-foot-tall skyscraper on Leonard Street in Tribeca.

The photos above and below were taken from the same angle, however I cropped and edited them differently (notice One World Trade Center in the background)...

This skyscraper was designed by the Swiss architecture firm Herzog & de Meuron, which describes the building as "houses stacked in the sky."

New York by Gehry...

New York by Gehry is a stunning vision of architecture in NYC's Financial District.

This Manhattan high-rise was constructed with undulating waves of stainless steel that reflect the changing light, transforming the appearance of the building throughout the day. It stands 870 feet tall. Designed by architect Frank Gehry.

What's so fascinating about walking through New York is that you can look up at anytime and anywhere, and see landmarks peeking above and between other buildings...

The Empire State Building

(above and below) 

I spotted this billboard on the side of a building and thought, "Yup...that's New York City."

This final photograph is a gorgeous fountain I discovered in Lower Manhattan. I think it's the perfect image after looking at all those massive erections, don't you?

BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Have a massively BIG weekend, y'all!
X

*(post title photo: 50 West, a residential tower in Lower Manhattan)