Title - Surveillance Capital Photographed at the intersection of Wall Street and Broadway in New York City, this image captures the convergence of finance, surveillance, and public space within a single institutional frame. The upward perspective places the viewer beneath both the architecture of capital and the camera systems embedded within it, emphasizing how modern financial environments are continuously observed, monitored, and permissioned. The surveillance unit overlooking Wall Street transforms an ordinary streetscape into a document of behavioral oversight and infrastructural control. What appears to be open civic space is simultaneously a regulated environment shaped by visibility, compliance, and access. Rather than focusing on spectacle or human subjects, the photograph examines the quiet permanence of surveillance embedded into the physical systems surrounding global markets. The image reflects on how participation in contemporary financial life increasingly exists within environments designed to watch, record, and intermediate movement through both capital and city space.