Sunset spectacular

[Via @EvillPunki]

The top photo is from East Ninth Street and Avenue C...

And here's another vantage of the sunsetting sky via Shawn Chittle...



Updated

Here's one from Felton Davis from East Third Street (find more of his sunset shots here)...



... and from East 14th Street by James and Karla Murray...



... and from Tompkins Square Park by Lola Sáenz...



... and from wherever exactly Bobby Williams was...

Tonight's sunset spectacular

[Photo by James and Karla Murray]

We should have torrential downpours in the morning more often!

Right? Hello?


[Photo by Mike Brown via Twitter]

Manhattanhenge this

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— Christian Burns (@Knickerbock4Lif) June 7, 2015

Thursday night twilight

Photo of Second Avenue and East Fourth Street tonight by EVG reader Lilly Artymshyn

A sunset strip

After the rain... an East Village sunset view courtesy of ‏@EOSredux2 ... click on the image for a better view...

You did not miss today

The sunset shot is from last evening via Bobby Williams…

Sunset, just now

Photo by James and Karla Murray via Facebook

Christo and Dora in sunset serenade

Wow… Goggla spotted hawk parents Christo and Dora at a usual meeting spot atop the Church of the Most Holy Redeemer on East Third Street…

Sun-setting skyline

Around 5:45 p.m. via Bobby Williams…

Tonight's sunset

Via Bobby Williams

Sunrise, sunset

From this morning, a shot from the Manhattan Bridge looking toward the Lower East Side by EVG Facebook friend Derek Loris...



... and from last evening, a view toward East 12th Street with some bonus ravens atop the water tower by James and Karla Murray ...

Tonight's sunset

Via EVG reader Christine... from near East 5th Street and Avenue D...

Today's sunset tonight

The headline made sense for a second.

Photo by Bobby Williams

Tonight's sunset

Photo by Bobby Williams

Then the eerie, after-storm glow

From East Sixth Street and Second Avenue … via EVG reader Vinny

Tonight's East Village sunset is sponsored by Geico

Photo by Bobby Williams

So long to the last day of spring, probably

Photo this evening by Bobby Williams

Manhattanhenge — 1 good reason to visit East 14th Street tonight

Oh! We just learned this via Gothamist:

Tonight is the first of the annual four Manhattanhenge events. Starting just around 8 p.m., the sun will align precisely with the Manhattan street grid, "illuminating both the north and south sides of every cross street of the borough's grid."

So be there tonight around 8:16 for the half sun on the grid; and 8:18 tomorrow for the whole shebang of the sun.

You may also experience this on 23rd, 34th, 42nd and 57th if you really want to.

The above photo is from 2009, when Manhattanhenge was so much better!

Tonight's sunset

Photo by Bobby Williams

Today's sunset

Via Bobby Williams…