The ceiling of Grand Central Terminal in New York, restored as originally completed in 1912. This is a gorgeous, bustling hub of metropolitan traffic within the heart of Manhattan and wonderful for photographers, if they plan ahead. I had to submit a request to their Public Affairs rep a few weeks in advance of this planned visit to New York, but it was a pleasure dealing with Ms. Conti, who set aside passes to setup a tripod and circumvent security (who, on several occasions, did actually approach me to verify the pass stuck to my shirt). Processing this set of 7 exposures for the HDR here brought out details of the ceiling which weren't evident to the naked eye... the details of the milky way and zodiac were difficult to see while setting up these shots. backfromleave.com
Découvre les secrets de la gare de Grand Central Terminal dans le centre de New-York ainsi que les adresses shopping et restauration !
Eine ehemalige 2,3 km Güterzugtrasse, die in eine Parkanlage umgestaltet wurde. Ein schon fast unwirkliches Erlebnis inmitten von Manhattan. Weiteren Tipps für deine New York Reise gibt es in meinem Bericht.
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Built in 1871, Grand Central Terminal is a commuter, rapid transit railroad terminal at 42nd Street and Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States. Built by and named for the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad in the heyday of American long-distance passenger rail travel, it covers 48 acres (19 ha) and has 44 platforms, more than any other railroad station in the world. Grand Central Terminal is a famous New York landmark in Midtown Manhattan and is one of the busiest train stations in the world, it serves nearly 200,000 NYC commuters every day. Grand Central Station has undergone a number of renovations and restorations over the years. It is home to 44 train platforms, several great restaurants, and some of the most beautiful Beaux-Arts architecture in New York. Take a look at these amazing photos to see The Grand Central Terminal from the very beginning until the 1980s. The original Grand Central Depot Railway Station in New York, demolished to make way for the current Grand Central Station, circa 1871 Grand Central Station at 42nd Street, New York, 1875 Grand Central Terminal, New York City, 1880 Grand Central Station, New York City, circa 1896 Grand Central Station, circa 1900 Grand Central Station and Hotel Manhattan, New York, 1903 Excavations for New York Central Station, 1908 Excavations for New York Central Station, 1908 Grand Central Terminal in 1908 Grand Central Terminal, NYC, 1910 Construction of Grand Central Terminal, NYC, 1911 The Grand Central Palace on May 2, 1911 Grand Central Terminal under construction in 1912 New York's Grand Central Station nearing completion sometime around 1913 Park Avenue toward 41st Street with a view of Grand Central Terminal, 1913 Grand Central Station and Hotel Commodore, 1918 Grand Central Station, New York City (Park Avenue Bridge in foreground), 1919 Grand Central Station in the 1920s Grand Central Station, NYC, ca. 1920s Grand Central Station, circa 1929 Grand Central Terminal around 1930 The information kiosk at Grand Central Station, New York, 1930 New York Grand Central Station, 1935 The main concourse of Grand Central Terminal, NYC, 1937 Grand Central Station in the 1940s Grand Central Station, NYC in the 1940s Grand Central Station, NYC, 1941 Passengers moving through Grand Central Terminal in 1941 The main-concourse information desk at Grand Central Terminal in New York, October 1941 Grand Central Station, New York in 1950 Grand Central Terminal in the 1950s Grand Central Station, New York, 1957 Grand Central Terminal, Park Avenue and 40th Street, 1959 Demolition of Grand Central Terminal office building, NYC, December 1960 Grand Central Terminal, 42nd Street and Vanderbilt Avenue, circa 1960 Grand Central Station, New York City, 5 June 1965 Grand Central Terminal and Commodore Hotel, NYC, September 1966 Grand Central Terminal in the 1970s Grand Central Terminal, 1975 Grand Central Station, NYC, 1976 Grand Central Kodak Billboard, 1982 Grand Central Terminal, NYC, 1989
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INSTANT DIGITAL DOWNLOAD **SQUARE PRINT** TITLE: Grand Central Station Chandelier Grand Central Station Chandelier - Photographic Print - Upward view of one of the beautiful chandeliers in the famous Grand Central Station in New York City. * Digital download is available as soon as your order is completed. * High Resolution .jpg file will print a square print up to a 12"x12" square. * For personal use only and good for (1) print. * No sharing or reselling allowed. * Item may be printed at home or at a printing location of your choice. * Nathan Brend Photography (Eleanor's Daddy) retains the copyright to this image. * Commercial use is prohibited. Please contact me for competitively priced commercial licensing. * No Refunds on Digital Downloads. ***Note - The digital download received with your order will not have the white watermark, but will have my signature. Please let me know if you have any questions. Thank you.
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