This one, as many travellers would already know from having taken a similar shot, was from 'Top of the Rock', which is the observation deck at 30 Rockefeller Plaza, (also where the Tina Fey sitcom '30 Rock' was shot). Every observation deck / sky deck / viewing platform in the world should copy 30 Rock in one particular way and cut holes in the glass so you can stick a camera lens through. It makes a huge difference. I'm sure it's easier to do here because it's an outdoor deck with glass surrounds and it's not the windows of an enclosed space, but surely there's a way. Reflections are why. That and the glass you're shooting through isn't made for photography so the quality of the shot drops. Being able to shoot unobstructed from these sort of vantage points is an absolute bonus.
Image ID: 2935
Note: Both paper and canvas prints come rolled in acid free tissue paper inside a heavy-duty mailing tube (signature is required upon delivery).
The standard sized paper prints - A2, A1 and AO - are designed to fit off-the-shelf frame sizes but for custom framing (like the panorama prints which aren't standard sizes), I'd recommend taking them to a professional framer.
The canvas prints are much harder to do yourself so should also be taken to a framer. All the canvas prints have a mirror wrap edge (sometimes called gallery wrap) which means the image appears to continue around the side of the frame but it's actually a copy of the image, as if the image were held against a mirror. This way none of the image is 'lost' around the side, it just looks that way.
If you have any questions about the prints, the images or anything else, I'm always available through the contacts page.
Andrew.
