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LUXURY REAL ESTATE photographer Evan Joseph fell in love with New York City in 1992, when he moved there after graduating from Vassar College.
Now, more than 20 years later, Joseph is flying high above the city in a helicopter, capturing sweeping aerial images of the beloved skyline.
His latest book, New York From Above, is an ode to One World Trade Center. Completed in July 2013, the newly-finished structure was for Joseph — and many New Yorkers — a form of healing after the attacks of 11 September, 2001.
“When One World Trade was finally completed, I felt that the city had been restored in some meaningful way, and I wanted to capture all-new cityscapes that featured this ‘new’ New York,” Joseph told Business Insider.
Here are 13 photos from the book that celebrates Joseph’s cherished city:
The Statue of Liberty at sunset
The terrace of Tommy Hilfiger's dome penthouse at The Plaza, overlooking Central Park
One World Trade Center at sunset
Sunset skyline
St Patrick's Cathedral at night
Roosevelt Island at sunrise
Midtown East and the United Nations building at sunrise
Close-up view of One World Trade Center
Empire State Building at dusk
The United Nations building at dusk
Stuyvesent Town Peter Cooper Village at sunrise
Looking up the East River on Saint Patrick's Day
Bank of America building at Bryant Park at night
All images: Evan Joseph
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