Lower Manhattan buildings seen through trees and reflective glass.
A set of large buildings is seen in the distance from below. The view in Lower Manhattan shows a thick set of trees blocking the view of the lower floors of the buildings. Each building has a separate style, however, they are all similar in materials, being built with white stone and silver reflective glass. The building on the right is a simple rectangular design with a wider base, and the top has about 15 floors on a smaller area. A very detailed historical building is seen to the left, with a tall spire top and a gold sphere on the tip of it. To the left of that is a building that has a white stone base with two pale green, detailed globe tops. The building behind that is much taller with a step design, with the width of the building decreasing every few floors. More tall buildings are seen behind these in the background. The sky is a clear blue ombre as it grows white on the left side behind the treeline. The bottom right of the image shows a street corner set of vertical yellow-framed stop lights.