Taking advantage of the last 15 minutes I had before needing to head inside Penn Station, I waited … and waited … for the perfect pedestrian to help frame this shot of the Empire State Building. And then this young woman stepped out of a taxi. It was a great way to end a great visit to NYC!
Almost surreal clouds on a beautiful summer day on the road.
Woodstock IL May 17, 2012 1/200 sec at f/5.6, ISO 100, 55 mm
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Grand Central Station in New York City is a font of photo ops (though I wish tripod use was allowed!). Spending time there with fellow Monochromians Joe Giordano and Patti Fogarty was worlds of fun. And in the midst of all my “oohing” and “aahing,” I spied this couple posing for what I figured was engagement photos. Of course, I just had to get in on the action!
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Nature’s own little masterpiece… in the forest gallery.
Harlem Sunday afternoon sunset, NYC.
…on a rainy evening.
Fujifilm X-T1
32mm 1/3800 sec at f/1.8 ISO 400
“When a police officer tells you to stay in the car, you stay in the car.” ~~ Reese Witherspoon
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Most visitors to New York City’s Radio City Music Hall are familiar with its front entrance on 6th Avenue. Walking down the Avenue, I spotted this side entrance on 51st Street and loved the angles and lines (and the accompanying NYC cabs).
If you look close you can see that the doorway curtain of sorts if made up of old blue jeans – hence the name – Bull Jeans.
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