Has anyone been here and taken photographs? Is it really as good as in the photo'?
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Re: Grand Central Station
Hi John
I went there in 2011 but didn't take my tripod, it's quite dark inside and you definitely need one, I was trying to balance my camera on the marble bannister, I got lots of blurred shots
, this was about the best, I felt a bit conspicious taking pictures there, probably all in my head, but I didn't want to risk getting my collar felt 
Has anyone else been there? Did you take any pictures? I'd like to see them if you did.
Tracey
I went there in 2011 but didn't take my tripod, it's quite dark inside and you definitely need one, I was trying to balance my camera on the marble bannister, I got lots of blurred shots
, this was about the best, I felt a bit conspicious taking pictures there, probably all in my head, but I didn't want to risk getting my collar felt - IMG_4110-web.jpg (131.67 KiB) Viewed 2667 times
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Re: Grand Central Station
Thanks Tracy
It is very grand isn't it. Love the shot, it gives a really good impression of the scale of the place. I see what you mean about a tripod, nevertheless a bit of improvisation Did the trick.
Thanks
John
It is very grand isn't it. Love the shot, it gives a really good impression of the scale of the place. I see what you mean about a tripod, nevertheless a bit of improvisation Did the trick.
Thanks
John