A photograph of Annie Leibovitz emulating Margaret Bourke-White shows her standing on a (*) gargoyle in this city to photograph the dancer David Parsons.
In a photograph taken in this city, a small lone figure dressed in white walks into the shadow of a cathedral's towering doorway. A prismatic lens that allowed the camera to point at 90-degrees from the subject was used for a series of candid street portraits in this city, including one in which an old woman with one eye shut and the other blankly looking away wears a sign reading, "Blind." Dark rectangular spaces between the columns of a building in this city loom over men casting long shadows as they walk down the titular street in a work by Paul Strand. A photograph of Annie Leibovitz emulating Margaret Bourke-White shows her standing on a (*) gargoyle in this city to photograph the dancer David Parsons. A shot taken by Richard Drew uses vertical black-and- white window columns of a skyscraper in this city as the entire background, in front of which a man hurtles down to his death. For 10 points, name this city that was the site of photographs like The Falling Man and Wall Street.
In a photograph taken in this city, a small lone figure dressed in white walks into the shadow of a cathedral's towering doorway.
New York City