From a rooftop above Gruzenberg Street, this view takes in the full depth of old Tel Aviv, the Watchtower building anchoring the foreground, the tree-lined Nachalat Binyamin promenade cutting toward the skyline, and the layered rooftops, water tanks, and construction cranes that define the city's constant reinvention. Photographed by Ido Biran in 2015, this black and white version strips away the color contrasts of the original (where a pink corner building stands out amid the rooftops) and instead lets the density and texture of the cityscape carry the image. It's a great fit for home design and decor as a striking statement piece, and makes a meaningful gift for architecture or cityscape lovers. Because the composition is so layered, it also holds up well printed large, as a focal piece above a sofa or in a home office.
# T I T L E : NACHLAT BINYAMIN FROM ABOVE BLACK & WHITE | #LOCATION: VIEW FROM GRUZENBURG PARKING LOT TEL AVIV | #TIME: PHOTOGRAPHED IN 2015 | #CATALOG NUMBER: 590
