10mm, AOL Time Warner Center, architecture, unisphere Taken with a Canon EOS 350D Digital + Canon EF-S 10-22mm .
* Exposure: 1/200s
* Aperture: f/8
* Focal Length: 10 mm
* ISO Speed: 100
* Exposure Bias: 0/2 EV
* Exposure Program: Aperture priority
* Flash: Flash did not fire
In the foreground on the right you can see a small copy of the Unisphere on Columbus Circle. Originally it is located in Flushing Meadow-Corona Park, Queens and it was a landmark of the World Fair which was held there in 1964. The two towers in the background belong to the "Time Warner Center" - a building that has been previously featured on this blog. Take a look here or here if you are interested.
On another matter: things are running perfectly smooth for Light Infusion these days. Besides winning a noteworthy award in photofriday's comfort-theme and being listed on photoblog's "hot-list" for several days, this blog was chosen as a weekly pic-k on VFXY. Dawn M. Armfield wrote a sensible and thoughtful laudatio for which I'm very thankful. It is always a great moment of joy when you see yourself listed among such great photoblogs like the ones who received this award before.
