Author Archives: Palvi Manhas

Grand Central Terminal also just shortened to simply Grand Central is a terminal station at 42 street and Park Avenue in midtown Manhattan in New York City, United States. It is the largest train station in the world. Grand Central … Continue reading →

Smooth It’s a pleasure to look at a beautiful tall building that stands in Forest Hills, Queens which is not very far from my house. It is a white apartment building with glass doors. The first time I entered that building, … Continue reading →

Michael Graves, an architect and an emeritus professor at Princeton brings up an issue that instead of drawing with hands we rely on machines, computers as he says “Are our hands becoming obsolete as creative tools? Are they being replaced … Continue reading →

This is a picture i did not capture of Tropicana casino in Atlantic city New Jersey. A beautiful young lady in sparkly black dress sand and danced on stage. People started to stop by to watch her and some joined … Continue reading →

This is a picture i did not take of a lady in pretty blue dress on airport saying goodbye to a little boy. As the lady was waving, tears rolled down her eyes. The little boy came running to the lady … Continue reading →

This is a picture i did not take of Taj Mahal as it looked so beautiful. I could see people from different areas the world as they took pictures of themselves or family in front of the beautiful piece of art.

This is a picture I did not capture of A.R. Rehman (music director) checking in at a hotel. While people were standing in a line for his autograph. Some were taking pictures from the line and some from outside.

This is a picture I did not take of an old couple. The old man in black suit with gray hat, his arms wrapped around his wife. The old lady in red dress rested her head on his chest.

This is a picture I did not take in the central park of a guy playing guitar under an old tree. As people kept joining the semi circle of crowd around him. As the guy played guitar, two little sisters held … Continue reading →