I hardly ever photograph in New York City but today I had to return a wide angle lens that I had rented for my recent trip to the Himalayas in Nepal and on the way…
I hardly ever photograph in New York City but today I had to return a wide angle lens that I had rented for my recent trip to the Himalayas in Nepal and on the way to the store I stopped at Grand Central Station and took the following images. It is definitely one of my favorite buildings in the city.
2.0 secs, f13, ISO250, 14mm
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