Information Booth Photo and caption by Jay DorfmanWith 16,000 square feet of waiting room, New York city’s Grand Central Station can be a daunting place even for the most well seasoned traveler. On my way to a weekend out of the city and always with my cameras I came upon this moment of a lost little girl and the information booth attendant. The body language of both bespoke the tension and uncertainty of the moment and also contained a promise of resolution. Several minutes later the young traveler was greeted by her mom who had turned her back on the little girl for a moment and lost her for what seemed like an eternity.

Information Booth
Photo and caption by Jay Dorfman
With 16,000 square feet of waiting room, New York city’s Grand Central Station can be a daunting place even for the most well seasoned traveler. On my way to a weekend out of the city and always with my cameras I came upon this moment of a lost little girl and the information booth attendant. The body language of both bespoke the tension and uncertainty of the moment and also contained a promise of resolution. Several minutes later the young traveler was greeted by her mom who had turned her back on the little girl for a moment and lost her for what seemed like an eternity.

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Information Booth Photo and caption by Jay DorfmanWith 16,000 square feet of waiting room, New York city’s Grand Central Station can be a daunting place even for the most well seasoned traveler. On my way to a weekend out of the city and always with my cameras I came upon this moment of a lost little girl and the information booth attendant. The body language of both bespoke the tension and uncertainty of the moment and also contained a promise of resolution. Several minutes later the young traveler was greeted by her mom who had turned her back on the little girl for a moment and lost her for what seemed like an eternity.

Information Booth
Photo and caption by Jay Dorfman
With 16,000 square feet of waiting room, New York city’s Grand Central Station can be a daunting place even for the most well seasoned traveler. On my way to a weekend out of the city and always with my cameras I came upon this moment of a lost little girl and the information booth attendant. The body language of both bespoke the tension and uncertainty of the moment and also contained a promise of resolution. Several minutes later the young traveler was greeted by her mom who had turned her back on the little girl for a moment and lost her for what seemed like an eternity.

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