NYC's Bryant Park features skyscrapers and Central Library at night.
A ground-level, wide-shot view of Bryant Park in NYC. Three large sky scrapers can be seen; one to the left is a darker brown color and is at a three-quarter angle. It has many windows on it, some of which are illuminating light from within. Two skyscrapers are in the center, close together. One is far shorter than the other and is flat at the top. It also has many windows, some of which are lit up. The taller building to the left comes to a point at the top. The top section is bright blue with white LED lights. The buildings are further in the distance, with NYC Central Library being seen closer to the frame, obscuring the bottom sections of the skyscrapers. In front of the library, there is a row of several trees. Their leaves are bright green, and they are all similarly sized. The library has several lights outside of it, making the area well illuminated. It is nighttime, the sky above is pitch black, and there is no visible moonlight. However, everything is still well illuminated by the many lights.