Here it is in the morning, seen from the Court Square 7 stop in Long Island City:

Here it is in the evening, seen from the Queensborough Plaza stop in Long Island City:

And here it is a few minutes later, seen from the Ditmars stop in Astoria (Time Warner is visible in the lower-right and One57 pops up near the center of the frame, below the cloud; ):

Many people are calling 432 Park Avenue a new compass for the middle of Manhattan, but it is also true for people, like me, who live in western Queens.
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