New York landmarks transported to the wilderness
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New York landmarks transported to the wilderness

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CNN — The white curves of New York’s Guggenheim Museum stand out against a burnt red landscape. These two images are part of “Misplaced,” a series by New York-based digital designer Anton Repponen that sees the city’s buildings – both landmarks and lesser-known sites – superimposed onto his own travel photos, including desolate scenes from a desert, a meadow of pink flowers and a rocky valley. Courtesy Anton Repponen The bent Standard Hotel by New York firm Ennead Architects seems to merge with this rocky landscape, with hotel windows opened to resemble surrounding boulders. Courtesy Anton Repponen Pink flowers surround 41 Cooper Square, a Cooper Union academic building designed by Thom Mayne of Morphosis. Courtesy Anton Repponen New York landmarks as you've never seen them Prev Next “I started with buildings that people knew first,” Repponen said in a phone interview.

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