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I know that I just shared this view a few days ago, but that was just with my iPhone, not the D700! This is the view of lower Manhattan from the Top of the Rock, 70 floors up in Rockefeller Center. I stayed up there for about 3 hours, waiting for the sun to set and it was worth the wait!
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Posted by Dave DiCello on 2012-04-10 12:17:59
Tagged: , nikon , d700 , tonemapped , hdr , high dynamic range , dave dicello , hdr exposed , nikkor , tripod , photoshop , cs4 , cs5 , color efex , photomatix , new york city , new york , manhattan , 7 world trade center , empire state building , new york skyline , nyc skyline , top of the rock , sunset in nyc , rockefeller center
