City Skyline Collection

Albany, New York

The Text Under the Title Reads: This panoramic photograph of Albany was taken by James Blakeway. The Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller Empire State Plaza is the brightly lit complex that houses many of New York's state offices. The tallest building is the 44-story Corning Tower. The Meeting Center, referred to as the "Egg", is the only curvilinear building in the complex and contains two auditoriums. Henry Hudson, for whom the Hudson River is named, discovered Albany while seeking a shorter route to the far-east in 1609. The city, first settled by the Dutch in 1624, became the capital of the state of New York in 1797.

Quality Frames & Framing

To take that home, office or fan cave décor from ordinary to extraordinary, check out our framing options. Our panoramic prints begin as a high definition photo that is printed on heavy art stock and topped with a UV resistant coating. These are available unframed or in 3 frame styles. Before framing, we mount the panoramic print to a backer board to prevent waviness and warping due to heat and humidity. In our framing process we use only:

• tempered glass for durability and safety - no acrylic or plexiglass (which can scratch easily) or standard glass (which can leave a sharp, jagged edge if broken).
• pH neutral and lignin free mats to protect against degradation of the artwork.

And, if you order a framed panorama, you save time. You don't need to deliver and pick up from a frame shop, and you don't need to wait days or weeks for it to be framed. Your panorama arrives completely framed and ready to hang.