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The San Remo - Upper West Side - New York

The San Remo - Upper West Side - New York

A photo of The San Remo building that is on the west side of Manhattan near The Lake in Central Park.

A photo of The San Remo building that is on the west side of Manhattan near The Lake in Central Park.

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Aperture f/1.8 ISO 65 Shutter 383/1000000 Focal Length 4440/1000

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New York, US

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Mar, 2019

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