Coney Island Parachute Jump Canvas Print

I remember experiencing the excitement of the parachute jump ride, and the slow drop down. Originally it was built for the 1939 New York World's Fair at Flushing Meadow Park. And later was brought to Coney Island by the Tilyou owner's of "Steeple Chase Park". The ride stopped operating around 1968. It towers 262' tall, and is a Brooklyn landmark, and was placed on the US National Registry of Historic Places in 1980. Do you remember going on this ride?

I'm a visual artist with a passion for photographing people, flowers, nature up close, abstracts, and interesting places, like the Jersey Shore, Princeton, NYC, Italy. I like to focus on composition, color, and perspective. My images have been in juried exhibits at the Perkins Center for the Arts, and Guild of Creative Arts, and non-juried shows at the Princeton Photography Club, and Art Way Gallery. I hope that you see photo art on my site that interests you. After joining the Princeton Photography Club, I decided to buy my first Canon Camera. I have an M.S degree in Elementary Education from the College of Staten Island, NY, and taught inner city kids in Brooklyn,NY. I also studied horticulture at Solano Community, and Fine Art, and...