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[sweetgrass]

I use to do a lot of work in Manhattan setting up networks. There were many late nights that would end with me walking back to the hotel with my camera. Here are a few from the archives with my D100 and Sigma 17-24 f2.8.

I call this one Empire.

Exploring Grand Central Station.

 

[AlanLichty]

I really like the Grand Central Station shot.

 

[JimFox]

Wow Sonny! What a fun experience to be able to explore New York city at night. I hope you pull more out of your archives of New York.

I like the first one a lot. The bus movement and just how the Empire State Building is just floating in the sky. I remember my first trip to New York, I had to see the Empire State Building. It's no longer the tallest building, but man it sure is still impressive.

I have done Engagement shoots in the Union Station in Los Angeles. And it seems to have a very similar style to Grand Central Station. Nice work in your capturing it.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Love that second one

 

[sweetgrass]

Thanks for the kudos, and it was a great experience as I look back on it now. There was a lot going on in my life during this trip. My wife had left for Army basic training, my dad just died and I had to leave my home and all my pets back in Phoenix. It was a whirlwind of emotions.

Here is one from outside the main entrance of Grand Central Station,

 

[Jeffrey]

Wild stuff Sonny. New York is amazing. Cool imaging.

 

[sweetgrass]

Wild stuff Sonny. New York is amazing. Cool imaging.

Thanks Jeffery, and yes it is and really gets interesting after the sun goes down. LOL

 

[David S]

thats a nice shot of grand central !