Snapped! New Yorkers outraged over being secretly photographed for exhibit Residents of a luxury Tribeca building are furious over a new photo exhibit in a Chelsea art gallery - because they had no idea they were the subjects on display. From his second-floor apartment across the street, artist Arne Svenson secretly took photos of his neighbors through their oversized windows as they engaged in such personal things as bending over cleaning, taking naps and carrying sleeping kids to bed. The shots - which don't show full faces - are now being sold for up to $7,500 each at the Julie Saul Gallery in an exhibition called "The Neighbors," which opened Saturday. The largest print on display is 5 feet by 2 feet. Residents of the Greenwich Street building - where penthouses fetch up to $6 million - soon caught wind of their involuntary modeling, and are fuming. Click for the more from the New York Post.