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Grand Central Station and Chrysler Building

^{3.2 Sec at F16, ISO 400 (17mm TS-E).}

I was excited when I came across this classic New York scene and saw the ladder and all of the workers milling about.  It's one thing to take classic architectural shots of the city, but it's a completely different thing to be able to include the workers that built (well not these workers specifically) and now maintain these massive structures on a daily basis.  These grand structures are a reflection of the people that created them.

Also, a single star (or planet) in the sky.  A rare site to see in NY.  Thought it was a dead pixel on my monitor at first.

 

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