Flatiron Building, New York 1903

Alfred Stieglitz's "Flatiron Building, New York" (1903) captures the iconic skyscraper through a hazy, almost dreamlike atmosphere. The building, partially obscured by trees and fog, stands tall in the center of the composition, its sharp angles softened by the snowy landscape. The photograph reflects Stieglitz's interest in exploring the relationship between modern urban life and nature, as well as his innovative use of photographic techniques to create a sense of mystery and depth.