Fall colors in tungsten.
I love fall colors and I love tungsten colors but Im not sure how well they go together. On this album there is a lot of Central Park strolling, sunset at the gorgeous HighLine, some MET steps, some Upper East Side, Times Square (zZzZZz) at night and I obviously took the wrong camera to the Top of the Rock also at night.
Taken by peropero with a Lomo LC-A+ (available in our Online Shop) loaded with Fuji T64 Pro film (available in our Online Shop) in New York City, United States. These tags describe this photo: fall, xpro, usa, sightseeing, purple, pink, urban, city, fun, tungsten, friends, tourist, vacation, trip, nyc, york, and new. Date: 2012-10. This photo can also be found in the album Manhattan in Tungsten.
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