2014 New York International Auto Show

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2014 New York International Auto Show
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Black Paw Photo Presents – The New York International Auto Show on Google Maps


Still Images from this New York City Google Maps Business View Photo Session

We worked feverishly to photograph the 2014 New York International Automobile show from 10:30pm on the evening of Friday April 18th until 8am on Saturday morning. The end of our labors resulted in 3,560 still images which we processed to create the 290 panoramic view points which make up the virtual tour for the New York Auto Show. This is the largest Google Virtual Tour ever created for the automotive industry.

Hidden throughout the tour are Start Button Graphics which have been strategically placed in front of certain automobiles (see image above). The New York Auto Show is running an interactive marketing campaign which calls for users to navigate the tour to find all of the hidden buttons in order to win prizes!

Google+ Local Page: New York International Auto Show

The New York International Auto Show runs from April 18-27 and is located at the following address:
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center
655 W 34th St
New York, NY 10001
(800) 282-3336

Website: http://www.autoshowny.com/

Take a Virtual Tour of Koenigsegg’s Million-Dollar Car (please hit the MAXIMIZE icon in upper right):

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Webster Hall NYC – Google Street View | Trusted

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Webster Hall NYC – Google Street View | Trusted


Black Paw Photo brings Google Street View Inside Webster Hall!


A selection of still photos from our NYC shoot at the famous Webster Hall

Webster Hall was built in 1886 and designed by respected and renowned architect Charles Rentz. It was the home where original bohemians such as Emma Goldman, Marcel DuChamp, and Margaret Sangor threw elaborate costume balls to benefit various social and political causes. This rich history helped mold the reputation of Greenwich Village as we all know it today. Some even credit Webster Hall with spawning the birth of the modern nightclub.

Now owned and operated by the Ballinger family from Toronto, Canada – Webster Hall remains one of NYC’s premiere night spots. Melding state of the art audio, lighting, and video with the essence of the past – the venue serves as an everlasting source of entertainment and leisure in New York’s evening scene. So the next time you visit the big city, be sure to plan a night out at Webster Hall and — don’t leave before midnight or you’ll miss the live trapeze act over the main dance floor. No nets ladies and gents, just pure entertainment.

We also created the Google Virtual tour for The Studio at Webster Hall!

Google+ Local Page: Webster Hall

Webster Hall is located at the following address:
125 E 11th St
New York, NY 10003‎
(212) 353-1600

Website: http://www.websterhall.com/

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