Nestled along the eastern seaboard of the United States, New York City is not just another bustling metropolis, it’s a global epicenter of culture, innovation, and endless possibilities. Known as “The City That Never Sleeps,” it’s a place where towering skyscrapers kiss the sky, historic landmarks stand proudly amidst modern marvels, and every street pulses with a unique rhythm. From the iconic Statue of Liberty symbolising freedom and hope, to Central Park’s verdant oasis amid concrete giants, NYC offers a mosaic of experiences. Fun fact: twice a year, the setting sun aligns perfectly with the Manhattan street grid, a breathtaking phenomenon known as “Manhattanhenge,” casting a golden glow through the city’s concrete canyons. As one poet aptly put it, “In the concrete canyons of New York, dreams don’t just come true, they are born anew every day in the hearts of those who dare to chase them.”
Stepping into New York City’s summer embrace, I was instantly swept up by its electrifying energy, think caffeine for the soul. The sun cast a golden hue over the skyline, and the city’s heartbeat seemed to sync with my own. Wandering through the art-laden streets of SoHo and the vibrant galleries of Chelsea, I felt a surge of creativity spark within me. Street performers turned sidewalks into stages, while conversations in countless languages filled the air, each adding to the city’s rich tapestry. Sitting on the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I absorbed the fusion of history and modernity that only NYC can offer. The city’s relentless pace didn’t overwhelm me; instead, it fuelled my intellect and ignited my artistic spirit. New York’s lively atmosphere wasn’t just a backdrop, it was the catalyst that elevated my journey into an unforgettable symphony of inspiration.
Thank you for traveling with me!
This is part of my ongoing travel visual clips, where I share a glimpse of my travel visuals and thoughts. Each series features a paragraph about the history of the place, followed by a paragraph describing my thoughts while exploring that place. Accompanied by no more than fifteen carefully curated images that I took, each series is intended to give you the umami of travel. - Julius Yls
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Thank you @worldmappin , this is my original content, and I have been doing this short travel series for many years. Here is the link to my Behance: https://www.behance.net/juliusyls
I was absent for sometime and did not post here due to overloads work :D
Cheers, Julius Yls
Hey there @juliusyls Thank you for answering our comment, your photography work is impeccable and we loved it!
Sadly the text is mostly AI generated, which we don’t support. We'd love to hear about your adventures in your own words, then it'll be all good 😊 - We know it takes time to do that, but it's so much more real and personal.
Thank you again @worldmappin. I indeed use AI to smoothen my writing, which it's like using "advance" grammar and spell checker. The AI/Chat GPT will not able to come up a story out of blue. I have to give the story plot, frame works, highlight, etc which based on my real travel experiences, and the AI smoothen it.
I think it's not about wether using AI or not, but how we use it is important, because eventually AI is advance tool that will be crucial for all works in future. btw, I am researcher in AI and education, and have presented few research papers in this area 😀 I also working with number of universities and colleges to help their curriculum to introduce how to use AI correctly in the education environment.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/juliusyls_ai-edtech-esl-activity-7244035748570558464-ssHj
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/juliusyls_genai-educationtechnology-emergingtech-activity-7237114614604251136-S6et
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/juliusyls_aiet2024-educationtechnology-ai-activity-7228616326108356608-BxuC
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/juliusyls_generativeai-interiordesign-aiindesign-activity-7240587492788162560-5oDJ
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/juliusyls_art-vr-emergingtechnology-activity-7248334158979072001-w-Uv?
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Thanks @worldmappin , I understand and respect the rules that you guys has set. I just explaining the reason, because I don't want to sound like I am copying and pasting works :)
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