
Among the many sights and sounds of New York City I found these bronze primates for sale outside a storefront so I brought them home by capturing them on my Nikon.

Among the many sights and sounds of New York City I found these bronze primates for sale outside a storefront so I brought them home by capturing them on my Nikon.

Grand Central Terminal, NYC
Nikon D300s – my old camera that I carry with me for day trips –
ss 1/60, f 2.8, ISO 2500
Nikon 50mm 1.4
Built in 1903 this New York City landmark with its 44 platforms on 49 acres of underground is the largest of its kind in the world. Here my wide angle lens being put to the test capturing its cavernous Main Concourse, the center of Grand Central, at 275 feet in length a 120 feet wide and 125 feet high and is reportedly visited by 20 million plus people every year.

Just Joe, doing what he does best.
Please visit Life on the Bike to see photos of several Monochromia photographers in NYC, including the photo that Patti took of me when I was shooting this one of Joe.

A long exposure, using the railing as a tripod, at Grand Central Terminal in NYC. There is so much activity in the terminal and life moves at a very quick pace. I wanted to capture the ghost like appearances of people as they arrive at the terminal and then exit just as quickly.
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