Grand Central Terminal

Such a beautiful Roman architecture! I was blown away. Very easy to find only a walk away from time square, should be on everyone’s must see list. There is a food court with some really good food options.

Architecture is great, you have apple store inside.

Besides being a major transportation hub, it is a place for shopping, dining, and for fellow photographers, a great place to capture some good landscape photos.

I went there on a Saturday mid day. It was still busy. That could be due to it being a Saturday before St. Patrick's day.

For photographers, things that could trigger your creativity
1. Information clock booth
2. Main concourse ceiling
3. Whispering gallery
4. Tiffany clock
5. Oak Leaf and Acorn Finishes on the doors
6. Chandeliers in Vanderbilt Hall
7. The Jackie Kennedy Onassis Foyer (Former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and architect Philip Johnson founded the Committee to Save Grand Central Station in 1975)
8. The Main Concourse passengers rushing by (you can get a slow shutter speed to capture people motion blur)

I have uploaded some pictures I captured. As a photographer enthusiast, I highly recommend this place.

Probably one of the most spectacular stations I have ever seen.

One of the must sees in NYC. Lots of shops and places to eat. But the real star is the architecture. There are lots of people standing around taking pictures so be careful not to run into them.

Definitely one of the major attractions of NYC! There's foodcourts in the lower concourse and shopping malls in the main concourse. Connects to several places in the Greater New York area!

Of course, had to check the place out during my visit. It's a really neat building. For some reason you never see the ceiling in shows or movies, but it's gorgeous along with all the other architecture here. It was a really fun experience to walk the place.

Beautiful place! Good te experience the new york rush and architecture