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Over the years, the platform has evolved. It has become a veritable menu of places to see as you finalise your itinerary. And I decided to further bolster this menu. - My 1503-Day Journey on Instagram - Travelure ©

I never felt so alive, partly because I was heavily caffeinated, but every morning I got to watch a sleepy UNESCO heritage city come alive all by myself. - Travel Shaper Scott Herder - Brooklyn - Hyperlapse Photography - Travelure ©

Complete with flower petals, a garland of fragrant flowers, a colorful “Welcome Mike” design on the office floor, and a couple of gifts. It was overwhelming and so thoughtful, it blew me away. - Travel Shaper Mike Shubic, Phoenix Region, Arizona - Mike’s Road Trip - Travelure ©

Most photography enthusiasts travelling to New York City (NYC) would face a challenge - the challenge of plenty. It is the largest city in the US in terms of population. Spread over 784 SQ km, New York City has five boroughs - Manhattan, Staten Island, Queens, Bronx, and Brooklyn. NY.com lists 89 museums, of which 32 are in Manhattan (see the complete list HERE). There’s Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park, the Statue of Liberty (a UNESCO site), Grand Central, Times Square, and a whole lot more! And then, there is the famed Manhattan skyline that may be viewed from a few unique vantage points, e.g. Empire State Building observation decks, Brooklyn (both, from the Bridge and from across the bridge), Top of the Rock, etc. What to shoot in NYC, Cool places in NYC for photography, NYC Best Photo Spots, Cool Photo spots of NYC - First-Timer's Photography Guide New York. Travel Photography Tips & Tricks Series.

American Civil War, Martin Luther King Jr's Struggle, Apollo 11, Mars, and more... Read On! - Huntsville - A Doorway to the Past and the Future - Travelure

It may now be a back-up water source, but it remains the crown jewel of the park’s expansive layout. Out of Central Park’s 315 hectares, it covers 43 hectares. Its perimeter is 2.5 kilometres. - Central Park New York City - Travelure ©

...this Dynamic Range of the human eye is from X to 1,048,576X (20-stops). It means we are able to see the darkest and the brightest part of the scene vividly, while the camera struggles to do justice to this wide range of reflected light in a frame. - The Beauty of the Blue Hour - Travelure ©

After the recce, the window of my fourth-floor Novotel room and the widest lens I had, became the partners for this shot. To capture light trails, I mounted the camera on a tripod for a steady shot. And used a remote to eliminate any camera shake caused by pressing the trigger. - How to shoot illuminated buildings - Travelure ©

The first series I ran was about New York City. It comprised 26 images and the series ran from 30th May to 17th June 2017. The images ranged from the Oculus to NYC skyline to American Museum of Natural History... This series received 2285 likes and 187 comments. It also gained me, 49 followers.

It faced bitter criticism when it opened its doors to the public in 1959. ‘The architecture dominates the paintings,’ was the sole pretext of its criticism. And it is true. - Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, NYC - Maverick Architecture - Travelure ©

Unexpected Manicured Beauty, Efficiency, Charm, and Hospitality. Read on to get surprised - Huntsville-botanical-garden-green-heart-rocket-city

During a game, the crazed fans would urge their team to do better by screaming 'Roll Tide'. But today, it could mean anything from hello to goodbye and all things in between. It is used as a phrase of hope, a grunt of disgust, a chuckle of ‘how-did-you-manage-to-get-into-this-mess’, an acknowledgement of ‘see-you-for-coffee-at-4', and more. - Tuscaloosa - Roll Tide! (Tuscaloosa Part-II) - Travelure ©

There is a placard at the Oculus. It states the skylight of the Oculus will open every year on September 11 to allow the sun to fill the entire space.

Tuscaloosa. If there ever was a word with a truly Native-American twang, it is this! While our world may have many Delhis and New Yorks, it has only one Tuscaloosa. No wonder their Tourism Department calls it the #OneAndOnly. #Alabama Black Warrior Alert - Tuscaloosa - Travelure ©