The Jackson Heights Neighborhood of Queens, NYC, has some distinct architecture. Any photography tips for me on this shot? Are you also a photo enthusiast? Leave me a comment.
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2 comments:
I love different kinds of architecture, both modern and historic. Who would have thought to see such a statue on the corner of a building?
Architectural photos are a great subject. I never expected this either and have passed it so many times. It only sticks in my mind now, after I have taken a shot of it.
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