Pershing Square B&W or color

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Pershing Square B&W or Color

The other day I took my tripod into the City with the plan to get some early morning shots before and as the sun was rising, but I didn't take into account how much the temperature had dropped overnight. I walked out of Grand Central planning on going for walk but the cold caught me by surprise so I only got a few shots that morning before deciding to head to the office and to warm up.

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Decided to share a couple of shots from that morning one in B&W and one in color, this is just outide Grand Central terminal, Looking at the Pershing Square Arch under Park Ave as it passing into and throuugh Grand Central

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This is from almost the same spot, but with a different edit and keeping it in color.

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And I thought I would share the Color version of the first shot, using a tripod I could take a exposure of 1.3 Seconds, so you see some ghosting of the vehicles and a little bit of a light trail, not 100% happy with these shots, but I did layer up better the next day and got some other longer exposure shots in the city that I will share at some stage,

I am curious which do you prefer the B&W or color version?


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