As I’ve already explained, I’ve got a lot of pictures from this summer’s cruise to Bermuda that I plan on posting, though I’ll likely try to group them together in micro-bursts to have a little more fun with it.

For this group, here are the photos I took from the boat overlooking the glorious Port of Bayonne, in Bayonne, New Jersey. It’s definitely not the most glamorous port, surrounded with docking ports and rows of freshly imported automobiles. But the view of downtown Manhattan was a perspective I’ve never had, which included seeing construction of the new World Trade Center from New Jersey.

I don’t have a zoom lens, so the natural photos I got were not amazing. However, putting an Aperture preset on them that emulates and old postcard really made them pop.

Related posts:

1. Old Graves in Bermuda
2. Port Jefferson Power Plant, via Hipstamatic
3. A morning in Port