“NEW YORK” is the debut work of THE PHOTOGRAPH(ERS), the brand-new duo from Moscow, Russia. The song written by Vasiliy Butuzov in a memory of victims of 9/11 was inspired by the story of photojournalist Bill Biggart, who took his final shot of his life at 10:28:24 a.m. on September 11th, 2001, when the North Tower of the World Trade Centre collapsed upon him. Four days later, searchers found his body, his burnt-edged press cards, his three demolished cameras, six rolls of film, and one small undisturbed compact flash card carrying almost 150 digital images. Bill’s wife, Wendy Doremus, kindly provided the band with those photos for the video with acoustic version of the song. With the great help of the British-born photographer M A Andrew and New York City based Peter Foley (The New York Times, USA Today, Sports Illustrated, People, TIME, The Wall Street Journal, New York Post and others), who’s image from the coverage of 9/11 was included for Newsweek “Picture of Year”, the work was finally completed. With this video, the band wanted to pay tribute to the people who died on this tragic day and to the one of the world’s greatest cities.

Vasiliy Butuzov song and video in memory of 9/11.

Brooklyn Bridge at night wallpaper

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Brooklyn Bridge at Night

Campanile, St Mark's Venice

Arc De Triomphe, Paris

The flat iron building is one of New York’s most iconic buildings. Its proper name is the Fuller building and it was constructed in 1902. At this time it was one of New York’s tallest buildings.

Flat iron building, New York

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Apparently Central Park attracts 25 million visitors a year. Yet inside the park, you can find space and peace in the middle of New York.

Central Park, New York

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