©Mark D Phillips; Lower Manhattan from this angle on a New Jersey ferry gives a scale of the overwhelming size of the Twin Towers
Icy NYC

Icy NYC

“Portfolio World Trade Center: Red Sky at Night, NYC”

In the early 90s, we had winters with huge ice flows coming down river and super low temperatures bringing beautiful winter light to the city. Lower Manhattan from this angle on a New Jersey ferry crossing the Hudson River gives a scale of the overwhelming size of the Twin Towers,

Hand signed by Mark D Phillips.

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“Portfolio World Trade Center: Icy Tip of the Island, NYC”

In the early 90s, we had winters with huge ice flows coming down river and super low temperatures bringing beautiful winter light to the city. Lower Manhattan from this angle on a New Jersey ferry crossing the Hudson River gives a scale of the overwhelming size of the Twin Towers, Could you fit all the other buildings  showing in the photograph into the towers themselves?

Hand signed by Mark D Phillips.

InkPress Satin Print in 13″ x 19″ frame. Shipping included (Domestic Sales Only).

13″ X 19″ Framed, Numbered (1 through 50), and Signed — First Week Special!  $175.00

Only 50 Total will be printed

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©Mark D Phillips; This photograph featuring a blazing red sky over lower Manhattan was taken at one of my favorite spots in the 90s, at the Brooklyn anchorage of the Brooklyn Bridge.

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