Grand Central Terminal – Lexington Passage

02*20*2012 Posted in Buildings * Cities * NYC

There are two walkways from the Main Hall at Grand Central Terminal leading to Lexington Avenue. I could have stood in the other one for 30 minutes, and I don’t think it ever would have presented me with a scene empty of people. This passage looked like this every time I walked by.

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Toad Hollow Photography - This is truly great, Mark! Love your new foray into film photography, the results are breathtaking! Love this shot; you’ve really used a perfect composition to bring this one to life, my friend!
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Mark Neal - You’ve got me itching to load my rangefinder with some Ilford. Great shot, Mark.
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Explode Your Brain With All of These Great Photography Links | Brooklyn NYC photography blog - [...] Grand Central Terminal – Lexington Passage – a wonderful black-and-white piece adorns our monitors in this wonderful shot from Mark Garbowski.  Mark has recently undertaken his photography activities using a film based camera, producing some new pieces that are absolutely unique and compelling.  This shot of an iconic place in NY really brings all the drama of the location to life for all to view and enjoy using a perfect composition. [...]April 6, 2012 – 5:21 am

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