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That is amazing! Epic! I love the brightness of the doorway against the stark greyness of the buildings.
Thanks for linking up.
hpmcq
March 3, 2013 / 09:18
it was a real surprise to stumble across. we had just gone for breakfast in tribeca and were walking up towards soho and there it was. can you see the ghost busters logo painted on the floor?
That is amazing! Epic! I love the brightness of the doorway against the stark greyness of the buildings.
Thanks for linking up.
it was a real surprise to stumble across. we had just gone for breakfast in tribeca and were walking up towards soho and there it was. can you see the ghost busters logo painted on the floor?
That is such an interesting building and it does look just like the Ghostbusters building!
that’s because it is the ghostbusters building!
standing there so proud and tall, I love the bright red door as well. is it still used?
oh yeah still used, there were some magnificent shiny beasts of engines parked outside
Love the photo, am ashamed to say though that I’ve never actually seen Ghostbusters!
wow, now that is something i hadn’t expected? really? wow
oh amaze balls!! i used to love that film. i really love the vibrancy of the red door too x
me too, it was my first memory of even knowing about new york. and wasn’t the stay puff marshmellow man fantastic!
What a great picture 🙂
i really wanted to have a nose around inside, but it was not to be as it is a working station now.
Haha! And is that ectoplasm dripping from the top window?
Well you never know!
What a find, it’s a great picture – shame you couldn’t go inside!
i know, i was absolutely itching to have a little look, damn
Ha! Who’da thunk it?!
bustin’ makes me feel good!
What a fantastic building. I love the colour contrast.