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Here is a selection of web exclusive images from photographer David Allee whose work explores the harsh but ethereal effect of
artificial light on man-made environments.
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The base of the Unisphere Globe at Flushing Meadows Corona Park in
Queens, New York usually sits in water, but Allee took this photograph
during a drought. (June 2002)
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The architectural firm ShoP designed this temporary pedestrian bridge
after the collapse of the World Trade Center to allow area residents
to cross busy West Street. (August 2002)
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The bridge is dramatically lit to allow pedestrians to safely navigate
it after dark. (August 2002)
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This house, which was decorated for the holidays, sits in front of a
baseball/soccer field in the small town of Amenia, New York. Allee used
the headlights of his car to further illuminate the scene. (November
2002)
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A sports complex with a driving range and multi-purpose dome in
Brewster, New York. (April 2002)
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The exterior of this Hoboken, New Jersey post office is lit by
floodlights at night. (November 2002)
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Bercy Stadium, in Paris, is covered in sod. (November 2002)
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The light in this nighttime shot of Yankee Stadium comes from both
within the stadium and from the street. (September 2002)
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The antennas on the roof on the north tower of the former World Trade
Center were lit with red lights as a warning to aircraft. (Fall 1999)
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The view from the observation deck of the south tower, looking north
toward the second tower and over Manhattan. (Fall 1999)
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This photo was taken across the street from a golf range and state
penitentiary that sit next to one another on Staten Island. (July 2002)
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The edge of a Staten Island golf range. (July 2002)
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A billboard on Route 22 in Wingdale, New York that is lit by a
dedicated floodlight. (December 2002)
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