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Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light

Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
Using a fisheye lens, photographer Mark Lennihan took this incredibly striking photo of the Tribute in Light during a test on September 10, 2013. Tribute in Light consists of 88 searchlights that together form two vertical columns of blue light, reminiscent of the fallen Twin Towers.In honor of September 11, this is most powerful public artworks to ever have been created. 
Above Photo credit: Jen (SunnyDazzled)
Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
Photo credit: Bob Kozlarek
Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
Photo credit: Ryan Budhu
Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
Photo credit: Noam Galai
Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
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Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
Photo credit: Francisco Diez
Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
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Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
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Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
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Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
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Spectacular Public Art Installation: Tribute in Light
Photo credit: Francisco Diez
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