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by Peter Potter
$31.90
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NEW YORK SKYLINE - a highlight photograph with a color effect on the roof of the Bank of Manhattan skyscraper, featuring its top region in green and... more
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NEW YORK SKYLINE - a highlight photograph with a color effect on the roof of the Bank of Manhattan skyscraper, featuring its top region in green and yellow, whereas the surrounding skyscrapers of the Wall Street area are monochrome black and white...
The original photo was taken by the artist in September 2000 from the observation deck of the former World Trade Center, before 911, when it still existed, and was converted later on into a highlight photo - the image here can be regarded as a 911 memory and the time, when the towers still existed - today the Freedom Tower is offering similar stunning views at the Lower Manhattan skyline with its grand architecture of old and new buildings..."
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Art Gallery featuring the artworks of Multi Media Artist Peter Potter, selling paintings, drawings, photos, digital artworks as fine art prints, posters, canvas prints, framed art - printed in Museum Quality by Fine Art America with 30-day money-back-guarantee - art prints are great gift ideas for family and friends, looking great in your living room, office, hotels, schools, hospitals and other locations - enjoy hundreds of beautiful artworks with American motifs, as well as European paintings, a great shopping experience for art lovers...
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a black and white photograph with a color effect on the Bank of Manhattan skyscraper, featuring its top region in green and yellow - the original photo was taken by the artist in 2000 from the observation deck of the World Trade Center, when it still existed, and was now converted into a highlight photo, which can be regarded a historic photo due to 911...
Joan Minchak
Great selective color and a great addition to the New York City home page!