Grand Central Station, New York City
Hello, New York City, I’m back! Even more exciting? By the time this posts, I’ll have met up up with fellow Monochromia photographers Joe and Patti from New York and Robyn from Pennsylvania, plus Nicci from California, Robert from Connecticut, Robin from Virginia, and Leanne from Australia!
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Nikon Coolpix A – 1/30 @ f/2.8 – ISO 180
Back in the day if you got caught talking in the library you were shushed. Now nobody talks to each other anyway they just text and instant message. I wonder what has become of the poor shushing lady ? Taken in the New York City Public Library.
Fuji X100T – 1/50 @ f/4.0 – ISO 200
I loved the way the light was backlighting this mother and son semi-silhouetting them while talking things over in the NYC Public Library. Patti and Stacy this reminds me of what a great day it was.
Fuji X100T – 1/900 @ f/5.6 – ISO 200
This skateboarder seems relatively unconcerned by the construction area drop. Shot from “The High Line” by 11th Avenue.
Fuji X100T – 1/150 @ f/4.0 – ISO 200
My wife and I thought it was adorable how all of these sisters were dressed alike and daddy bought them all ice cream. I wish I was quick enough with my camera to capture the fifth sister just to the left of the baby stroller. Notice the sister all the way to the right is fixing her hair beret but keeps a close eye on her sister holding her ice cream 🙂
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Sony RX100 – 1/200 @ f/4.0 – ISO 800
This gentleman was trying to get thirty five dollars total for the day so he can have a safe place to sleep. I gave my share.
A view of the Guggenheim Museum in Manhattan designed by Frank Lloyd Wright
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