New York from the Air
A Story of Architecture
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Praise for New York from the Air:
"No one, though, has revealed New York from above as vividly as Yann Arthus-Bertrand, the Paris-based photographer who has made a career of providing a heavenly perspective on the planet Earth. In his book, New York from the Air: A Story of Architecture (Abrams), he invokes Sartre in the preface, and transforms even the most ordinary street-level scenes into majestic, abstract cityscapes."
--New York Times
"Above IT ALL. New York from the Air hits new heights with fresh photos of an ever-evolving city."
--New York Daily News
Yann Arthus-Bertrand is a world-renowned photographer celebrated for his striking aerial images of landscapes and cities around the globe. His international bestseller Earth from Above introduced millions of readers to the power of photography from a bird's-eye perspective, and his work continues to capture the beauty, scale, and complexity of the built and natural world.
John Tauranac is a writer, historian, and cartographer specializing in New York City's architecture and urban history. A native New Yorker, he has contributed to publications including The New York Times, New York Magazine, and Travel + Leisure, and is widely recognized for his work on the iconic 1979 New York City subway map as well as his authoritative street atlas Manhattan Block by Block.
Together, Arthus-Bertrand's sweeping aerial photography and Tauranac's expert commentary offer a unique perspective on New York-revealing the city's architecture, density, and evolution from above.
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