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Stairs To The Subway

Stairs To The Subway

I stopped to text someone and looked down at a group of people heading up this staircase attempting to catch the next train....
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I stopped to text someone and looked down at a group of people heading up this staircase attempting to catch the next train.
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camera

Pixel 3

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 150 Focal Length 4440/1000

location

location

New York, US

upload_date

upload_date

Jan, 2019

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33

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Awards

Hidden Gem Award

Fall Award 2020

Peer Award

Outstanding Creativity

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