Our 25 Favorite New York City Instagrams of 2014
Monday, December 22, 2014
We love the New York City Instagram community, and regularly feature our favorite "Instagram of the day." Here are our favorite 'grams of the year. They caught our eye, and our followers on Facebook and Twitter loved them, too.
25. Give me these buildings over mountains any day.
24. 30 Rock, you're gorgeous.
23. Cloud porn, indeed.
22. The Empire State Building looks best in white, imho.
21. A sunset AND a lighthouse? This one can't lose.
20. Who knew pink tulips look even better in the fog?
19. Look at the moon!
18. I wish it was warm enough to be on the beach at Coney Island right now.
17. Look at those clouds hanging over our perfect city.
16. Instagrammers standing on rooftops make me nervous, but this is such a gorgeous shot of Tom Fruin's WATERTOWER.
15. Look at that little sailboat!
14. I wish this was my office window.
13. You can really feel the winter here.
12. Perfect bridge. Perfect birds.
11. RIP Gray's Papaya
10. I love the color of the sky against the fall foliage here. A+
9. A new angle on the best building in New York City.
8. This location is very popular among New York City Instagrammers. I like that @roon caught the falling snow.
7. Tom Fruin's WATERTOWER looks beautiful in every Instagram photo it showed up in.
6. @sugarpond, who posts to our WNYC Instagram account, took this beautiful foggy photo.
5. I don't know how long @anthonyn1cholas had to wait, looking up, until these birds perfectly crossed the sky—but this photo is totally worth it.
4. Fall colors for the win.
3. Central Park looks so peaceful in the snow.
2. Pink sunsets are the best sunsets.
1. I will never look this graceful or elegant on the subway.
Thank you for all the beautiful 'grams. Follow us on Twitter here: @wnycradio
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JULIE WHITAKER, Social Media Editor
Julie Whitaker is WNYC's social media editor. She loves tweeting the weather, wishing New York a good morning, and saying no to Twitter spam. When she's not talking about local news, she's watching television or listening to "Groove Is in the Heart."
