Manhattan Stock Photos and Images
RF2SD11FN–A golden hour view of Manhattan’s skyline from the Hudson River. One World Trade Center shines as boats drift on the water.
RF3DWP5GN–Aerial view of Central Park surrounded by the Manhattan skyline in New York City during autumn. The iconic urban park contrasts with dense Midtown sky
RF2SJGPBB–The Empty Sky Memorial in Liberty State Park, New Jersey, illuminated at night with reflections of the Manhattan skyline. Dedicated in 2011.
RF2SANKC0–The New York City skyline at golden hour and is viewed from across the Hudson River. Freedom Tower stands tall among modern skyscrapers, reflecting.
RF2SADGMA–A striking view of Ellis Island is set against the backdrop of the modern Manhattan and Jersey City skylines, once the gateway for millions of immigrants.
RF2SCEXHH–A stunning view of the Statue of Liberty from the ferry, shimmering waters, and an American flag against an industrial backdrop.
RF2SBP8PA–At dusk, the New York City skyline features a glowing full moon and a red buoy on the Hudson River.
RF2SD39J5–A stunning twilight view of the New York City skyline highlights One World Trade Center, reflecting the day’s last light with the waterfront and glow.
RF3CAW132–Distant view of the Manhattan skyline across a quiet beach and calm ocean, with the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge visible from Sandy Hook, New Jersey.
RF2TBE7X5–Brooklyn Bridge of the East River opened in 1883 and spans 1600 feet. In 1964, the bridge was declared a historic landmark.
RF2WKKJAY–Upper New York Bay is a popular destination for boat trips to Governors Island and the Statue of Liberty.
RF2TC7YXC–The Statue of Liberty was dedicated in 1886. In her left hand, she holds a tablet inscribed in Roman numerals: July 4th 1776
RF2SN74PD–A close-up of the Statue of Liberty, exuding vibrant American flag patriotism from the base of Liberty Island, New York City.
RF2TBCYHR–Liberty and Ellis Island are located in the upper New York Bay. Ellis was the entry point for immigrants from 1892 to 1943
RF3C98EW3–A black and white view of the Manhattan skyline from a remote beach in Sandy Hook, New Jersey, with the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge visible.
