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This weekend was glorious in NYC. I took some shots at the new High Line Park, which was originally a station used to lift dangerous freight cars off Manhattan streets (Park Information | The High Line)
![]() ![]() Shooting the blooms through the tall grass provided an very cool effect: ![]() and finally a shot from the top of the Metropolitan Museum of Art: ![]() The full set can be seen at Dana's Eye.
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Dana, you certainly do have an eye for a scene
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Ha. Thanks. I think that in New York the scene tends to take care of itself...
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Dana,
Great shots... all of them. Thanks for share those incredible pictures.
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Great shots, but the last one really caught me...it's really interesting.
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