Elevated paradise! A photo walk along the High Line 📸🌿

#Spring0yentrip "New York's popular High Line is an aerial promenade filled with greenery, a little away from the hustle and bustle of the city. This place, which was renovated from an abandoned railway line and reborn as a park, is also very popular as a great photo spot. Let's go on a photo snap trip while enjoying the contrast with the seasonal scenery, art, and Manhattan's buildings 📷✨. 📸 Recommended photography techniques Use a wide-angle lens: The High Line is characterized by a long and narrow passageway, so using a wide-angle lens will allow you to take dynamic photos with depth! Aim for morning or evening: Since there are many people during the day, the best time is early morning or in the golden hour in the evening. In particular, the time when the light of the evening shines on the buildings is the best time ⏳. Make use of the contrast: If you consider the composition while keeping in mind the contrast unique to the High Line, where urban concrete and green plants blend together, you can take attractive photos ✨. 🏙️ Access Information 📍 **Nearest Station** - 14th Street / 8th Avenue (A, C, E Lines) - 23rd Street (C, E Lines) - 34th Street - Hudson Yards (7 Line) 🌿 **Opening Hours** - Varies by season, so check the official website before visiting. 🚶 **Admission Fee** - Free! Anyone can enjoy strolling and taking photos. The High Line is a unique place where New York's urban beauty and nature come together. It's fun just to walk, but if you take pictures of the scenery and art with a camera, you'll see a different kind of charm. Please try taking a photo that is unique to you📷✨