DUMBO — Down Under the Manhattan Bridge Overpass — occupies the northern Brooklyn waterfront between the Manhattan and Brooklyn Bridges. It's one of the most photographed neighborhoods in New York City, largely because the narrow cobblestone streets frame views of the Manhattan Bridge that appear in nearly every guidebook and photography collection of the city. The NYCDOT cameras on Old Fulton Street and the surrounding DUMBO streets give the NYC Live Command Center a real-time view of this neighborhood from multiple angles.
Véalo en vivo
Open the DUMBO feed on the NYC Live Command Center , filter by borough, jump between cameras, and check conditions en tiempo real.
Ver la cámara en vivoLa red de cámaras en DUMBO
Varias posiciones de cámara cubren DUMBO y el área costera adyacente del parque Brooklyn Bridge:
Calle Old Fulton @ Calle Furman: Furman Street runs along the water's edge in Brooklyn Bridge Park, and this camera shows the approach to the park from Old Fulton Street. Old Fulton is the main street that descends from the Brooklyn Heights neighborhood down to the waterfront level.
Old Fulton St @ Prospect St: Mirando hacia Old Fulton hacia el agua, esta posición muestra la calle que pasa debajo de la carretera Brooklyn Bridge y tiene la característica vista comprimida de la estructura del puente desde abajo.
Old Fulton St @ Vine St/Hicks St: The intersection that brings together the main streets of the DUMBO neighborhood. This area contains the highest concentration of DUMBO's restaurant, retail, and gallery activity.
Old Fulton @ Vine St @ Hicks St (cuádruple): Un conjunto de cuatro cámaras en esta intersección, que muestra el área desde múltiples ángulos simultáneos.
Cadman Plaza Oeste @ Prospect St: Cadman Plaza es el sistema de parques y carreteras que conecta DUMBO con Brooklyn Heights encima de él, y la cámara de Prospect Street muestra el punto de transición entre los dos vecindarios.
Lo que muestra la vieja calle Fulton
Old Fulton Street is DUMBO's main pedestrian axis. The street descends from the Brooklyn Bridge overpass to the waterfront at a grade that makes it feel separate from the surrounding city. At the bottom of the descent, the Brooklyn Bridge is directly overhead — the roadway and pedestrian walkway of the bridge cross Old Fulton at close range.
La cámara se alimenta de Old Fulton y captura uno de los paisajes urbanos más distintivos en Brooklyn. La combinación de la estructura del puente en lo alto, el pavimento de adoquines, los almacenes reconvertidos a ambos lados y la vista hacia el agua al final de la calle es lo que hace que este vecindario sea instantáneamente reconocible en las fotografías.
Parque Brooklyn Bridge y el paseo marítimo
Furman Street es el límite oriental del parque Brooklyn Bridge, que corre a lo largo del paseo marítimo del East River desde el puente Manhattan hasta el área de Atlantic Avenue, cubriendo aproximadamente 85 acres. El parque abrió en fases a partir de 2010 y se ha convertido en uno de los espacios verdes más visitados en Brooklyn.
The camera at Old Fulton and Furman shows the pedestrian flow between the neighborhood's commercial core and the park. Weekend afternoons in spring, summer, and fall are the most active periods on this camera, as Brooklyn Bridge Park fills with picnickers, cyclists, and people coming to see the Manhattan skyline from the waterfront.
The skyline view from Brooklyn Bridge Park is among the most photographed in New York , the Lower Manhattan towers reflected in the East River with the Brooklyn Bridge in the foreground. The camera feed shows the visitor movement that this view generates: a nearly continuous flow of people arriving at the waterfront and positioning themselves for photographs.
El puente Manhattan desde abajo
DUMBO's most photographed view is the one looking down Washington Street (which runs parallel to Old Fulton) toward the Manhattan Bridge towers. The perspective compresses the bridge's arch between two rows of brick warehouse buildings in a way that produces one of the most copied compositions in New York photography. The camera on Old Fulton near this corridor captures the pedestrian and vehicle activity in the area without replicating the famous photographic view directly, but gives a sense of the density of visitor activity that the view generates.
The Jane's Carousel Area
At the foot of Old Fulton Street where it meets the water, Jane's Carousel sits inside a pavilion designed by Jean Nouvel. The 1922 carousel, which was moved to DUMBO from an Ohio amusement park, is visible near the water's edge from the Furman Street camera position. The carousel operates in warmer months and is one of the specific attractions that draws families to this section of the waterfront.
DUMBO's Work Week vs. Weekends
DUMBO has a split personality between weekdays and weekends that the cameras show clearly. Weekday mornings and afternoons show the neighborhood's working population — the technology and media companies headquartered in the converted warehouse buildings produce a steady flow of workers on bike and foot — combined with the deliveries and service activity that supports them.
Los fines de semana se centran casi exclusivamente en los visitantes. Los restaurantes se llenan a media mañana los sábados y domingos. El parque está lleno por la tarde. Old Fulton Street está repleta de peatones que recorren el circuito del parque DUMBO a Brooklyn Bridge. La cámara durante una tarde de sábado de julio muestra algo categóricamente diferente a un martes por la tarde de marzo.
*El NYC Live Command Center transmite múltiples transmisiones de cámaras NYCDOT en DUMBO, incluido el corredor de Old Fulton Street y el acceso a Cadman Plaza.*