Statue of Liberty
Cornflake
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Last week my wife and I were in New York. We went with a friend to see the statue. I'd lived in New York for six years, long ago, and had never seen it. All of us found it very moving.
We walked all around it. I also photographed it from the water. I realized that it's pretty hard to be original when you're photographing a place that has probably been photographed hundreds of millions of times. The composition I liked best looked entirely familiar.
Maybe there's no reason to even snap the shutter, but I did, and I'm glad I did.
We walked all around it. I also photographed it from the water. I realized that it's pretty hard to be original when you're photographing a place that has probably been photographed hundreds of millions of times. The composition I liked best looked entirely familiar.
Maybe there's no reason to even snap the shutter, but I did, and I'm glad I did.
Don
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The last time I visited the statue, you could climb way up inside the thing. Do they still allow that?
Tom
Tom, I think that's still allowed in general, but the inside was closed for some reason when we were there.
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