Hi,
I have been following this thread for a while and I
would like to get suggestions from some of you
especially people who are familiar with the New York
City area.
We are planning to make a week visit to NYC this
summer. One of the places I am eager to revisit
is at the top of Statue of Liberty. The last time I
was up there was back in 1966 or 67 on school field
trip. This time I am taking my wife and two children
ages 9 and 7.
Is picture taking allowed at the top (at the Statue's
crown) ? As I recall from my vague memory that the
inside of the observation platform was very narrow
and constrained. If the photography is allowed what
focal length is suitable inside of the Statue ?
The shortest Zuiko I have is the 24mm/f2.
Since this is a major family outing, I want to limit
the number of gadgets I am taking - one OM body, two
(24/2 35-70/3.5-4.5) or three (24/2, 50/1.2, 100/2)
and the T32.
Regards,
Jim Terazawa
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