767 Third Ave revisited

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A while ago I included in a included a shot of these revolving doors into the 767 Third Ave building in NYC and in fact at the time I also shared the matching rubbish tines they had and in replies to some comments I said I would get a shot of the building showing more of it and how it was kind of in contrast with the entrance ways
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And here is th ehsot i promised to get showing the full building, and seeing it again I guess in some ways the entrance area and those revolving doors do match with the look of the full building.

A tip

Normally I am very careful when bringing the photos off my camera onto my computer, and make sure they are all on my computer before deleting them off my memory card or formatting it.

I say Normally...

Because today I messed it up completely, for the first time this year I went for a walk on the beach and snapped a few shots, most of them 3 Shot HDR images, I got home connected the camera to my pc and selected import, which seemed to go well, but I missed a little box that popped up, due to multitasking on my part, I didn't see the error box pop up and it looked like they had been imported into Lightroom, so I deleted the files off my camera and went on about other things.
and when I came back to look at what I had got, I discovered for some reason only a small portion of the photos had been imported. and no complete sets of the HDR images I took.

A little frustrated but running a disk recovery tool to see if I can recover the photos, if not it was a nice stroll on the beach at least