For today’s #FilmFriday, I thought I’d post a bit of a tour of what my Mamiya saw while in NYC.<\/p>\n

First up, we have a shot from Central Park. I’ve always known that the park is enormous, but we were still amazed at how much space is dedicated to this beautiful spot.<\/p>\n

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On the left is a shot from upper Manhattan just outside Central Park, and on the right is the classic view of the Manhattan bridge as seen from DUMBO.<\/p>\n

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After shooting sunrise with the gang of photographers I was fortunate enough to meet up with, we ended up at this little cafe in Brooklyn for breakfast. Great ham, egg, and cheese sandwich.<\/p>\n

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I’m sure most of you have seen a similar shot to this on Mike Olbinski’s<\/a> blog, but I couldn’t resist shooting Jacob<\/a> and that giant lens.<\/p>\n

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On the recommendation of Brian Matiash<\/a>, we went to John’s Pizzeria for lunch. It was delicious – and I’m pretty sure it was that dude you see on the left who made our pies.<\/p>\n

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The Manhattan bridge from below, just after the sun came up.<\/p>\n

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An empty subway platform after Brian Furbush<\/a> took us in the wrong direction \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n

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Similar to yesterday’s shot, this was taken while leaning out of the clock at the top of Grand Central Terminal. Such an amazing experience.<\/p>\n

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Mike Olbinski<\/a> staring up in awe at the awesomeness that is the Manhattan Bridge.<\/p>\n

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A long exposure of the lower Manhattan skyline from DUMBO as seen by my 5D MkII.<\/p>\n

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In the GCT clock tower there’s a small hatch in the roof that allows the view you see below of the Chrysler Building – pretty cool. On the right we have the Manhattan Bridge…again.<\/p>\n

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Another shot from Central Park – this one taken from atop Bethesda Terrace. We recognized this spot from a few movies.<\/p>\n

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Lastly, we have the clock that sits atop the central ticket booth on the floor of Grand Central Terminal.<\/p>\n

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I had such a great time in NYC and I’d love to be able to get back at some point in my life – 5 days just isn’t enough time to see it all.<\/p>\n

Equipment:
\n– Mamiya 645 1000s
\n– Mamiya Sekor C 80mm f\/2.8
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