The Couple Who Climbed the Empire State Building Argued Over Photos at the Top

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A woman with a backpack stands high on a metal structure, looking up at the camera with a concerned expression, while a cityscape with tall buildings spreads out far below her.

Photos are the lifeblood of influencer couples, so disagreements over getting the perfect shot are hardly unusual. But one couple took that argument to an extraordinary place: 1,400 feet above New York City atop the Empire State Building.

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