What happened
One of New York's most modern buildings is photographed as a shape barely visible in the mist.
UNDERSTAND

One of New York's most modern buildings is photographed as a shape barely visible in the mist.
Foreground branches and pedestrians shrink the building, making it an atmosphere rather than a conquest.
Twilight takes details away, leaving only faintly recognizable paths in wetland reflections.
The print's subtle blue tones give the photo a painterly touch.
Pictorialism was fighting for photography as art; soft focus and hand-tinted prints were deliberate choices.
Modern doesn't always need sharpness. New things can be seen like memories.
What did it leave with you?