Grand Canyons by Doug Cruden

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10-AUG-2010	(c) Doug Cruden

The Empire State Building peeks over Greely Square

Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 18-200mm f/3.5-5.6g IF-ED AF-S DX VR
1/320s f/8.0 at 18.0mm iso200 full exif

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LynnH		13-Aug-2010 02:04
I love to look for the gargoyles and characters in the architecture. I spend more time looking up, instead of where I am walking. Great view here! V

lou_rozensteins		11-Aug-2010 22:11
Excellent composition. I like the busy street contrasted with the tall impersonal buildings. Well done.

Robbie D70		11-Aug-2010 19:33
Great shot Doug, the wide angle captures the height but does throw it back away. I notice the forground r/h building has 20 floors/windows high. Even that is high to me, the Empire State must be frightening.

Chris		11-Aug-2010 18:39
Excellent view of the Empire State - but what about my favourite - the Chrysler Building?

Walter Otto Koenig		11-Aug-2010 16:23
LOL @ Phil. Great perspective and composition to combine there three buildings in the frame. Well done! "V"

globalgadabout		11-Aug-2010 14:52
vibrant scene with three lovely buildings..V

J. Scott Coile		11-Aug-2010 14:36
Love how you framed this Doug.

Pete Hemington		11-Aug-2010 13:02
Where's the giant gorilla?

Colin Storey		11-Aug-2010 12:52
Cracking shot, really shows the scale of it.

Phillip Normanton		11-Aug-2010 10:56
It's trying to remind me of council flats in Salford, but failing :o)

Stephanie		11-Aug-2010 10:19
You have been from sea to shining sea within the US Doug! Hope that you and your kids have enjoyed the trip! Love this photo! You have done a nice job showing the soaring height of these buildings and hustle-bustle of the streets. :-))

Guest		11-Aug-2010 08:31
indeed impressive shot Doug.

John Reynolds LRPS		11-Aug-2010 08:01
Impressive. I remember taking a similar shot from outside Macy's on W34th Street about 8 years ago. Hope you are enjoying the holiday. John

Kevin Chester		11-Aug-2010 06:15
Great angle to show the imense scale

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