VIDEO. FOTO. Kas ir Manhetenhendža? Tas ir kaut kas tik īpašs, ka fotomirkļu ķērēji Ņujorkā apstādina pat satiksmi 3
Manhetenhendža sapulcē cilvēkus pie perfektu saulrietu skatiem Ņujorkā. Pirmdienas vakars piedāvāja jaukus skatus un šogad ko līdzīgu būs iespējams vēl trīs reizes redzēt. Protams, ja to atļaus laikapstākļi.
Šāds notikums kā Manhetenhendža aptur satiksmi daudzās ielās, aicinot cilvēkus fiksēt šos unikālos fotomirkļus. Šie skati ir unikāli ar to, ka četras reizes gadā saule iespīd atsevišķu Ņujorkas ielu visā to garumā.
Aizvadītās pirmdienas vakars bija ar labvēlīgiem laikapstākļiem šīs dabas parādības vērošanai. Kur Manhetenhendžu var redzēt vislabāk? Uz kādas no Manhetenas galvenajām austrumu/rietumu ielām – 14. ielas, 23. ielas, 34. ielas, 42. ielas un 57. ielas.
🇺🇲🌇 | Simplemente ESPECTACULAR • #Manhattanhenge; así se vivió la mejor puesta del sol del año en Nueva York.
Este fenómeno ocurre cuando el sol se alinea perfectamente a través de los espacios entre los edificios de Manhattan para proyectar la luz del atardecer. pic.twitter.com/UTAx10UzbU
— ALERTAS RD 🇩🇴 Y EL 🗺️ (@Alertas_RD) May 30, 2023
After the June 21st solstice the sun crosses the grid a little lower until July 13th when we once again have official #Manhattanhenge sunset and that marks the end of the season. I refer to the days of May 30th – July 11th as #Manhattanhengeeffect days. pic.twitter.com/qWujzLdlns
— Jackie Faherty (@jfaherty) May 29, 2023
Manhattanhenge — when the sunset aligns with New York City's grid — is back for a second day.
Monday brought favorable conditions for the half-sun viewing from crosswalks across Manhattan. https://t.co/ZS3vwOwDoi pic.twitter.com/7r5ASbRKsk
— The New York Times (@nytimes) May 30, 2023
The scene on 42nd Street for tonight's Manhattanhenge in New York City #newyork #newyorkcity #nyc #sunset @agreatbigcity #Manhattanhenge pic.twitter.com/haANoeCAGo
— Gary Hershorn (@GaryHershorn) May 30, 2023
Tonight is the official date of Manhattanhenge. The next time to catch it is July 12 & 13th ☀️
New York City pic.twitter.com/Tcn8zd0zzU— NewYorkCityKopp (@KellyrKopp) May 30, 2023
People stand on 42nd Street as they photograph the Manhattanhenge sunset in New York City. Manhattanhenge happens four times each year, when when the sun rises or sets parallel to the city street grid in Manhattan. https://t.co/JTbmqcOGrE pic.twitter.com/CwwCxVKva8
— ABC News (@ABC) May 30, 2023
A fun scene on 42nd Street in Times Square as the sun sets on the second evening of Manhattanhenge in New York City, Tuesday evening #newyork #newyorkcity #nyc @agreatbigcity #sunset #manhattanhenge pic.twitter.com/KM9j7xtCOd
— Gary Hershorn (@GaryHershorn) May 31, 2023
Calling All New Yorkers…
8:12 pm, NYC Time
Monday, May 29, 2023
Tuesday, May 30, 2023Crowds gather. Traffic halts. Cross streets glisten with fiery orange light, rendering otherwise-shadowed urban canyons aglow. Behold sunset on the Manhattan grid.
Behold #Manhattanhenge. pic.twitter.com/PlpmyQGO8T
— Neil deGrasse Tyson (@neiltyson) May 29, 2023
Manhattanhenge
@NYC @discovering_NYC @yourtake #NYC #NikonNoFilter #NikonCreators #Manhattanhenge pic.twitter.com/0vNJSJvwYS— Dez Santana | NYC 📸 (@DezSantanaPhoto) May 31, 2023
PHOTOS | ‘Manhattanhenge’ illuminates New York City streets at sunsethttps://t.co/m2mfav2BRw
— New York Daily News (@NYDailyNews) May 31, 2023
Can't wait to capture the stunning #Manhattanhenge moment! 🌅📸 #NewYork.
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— Sherita Gregory (@gregory_sherita) May 31, 2023
