Description

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Acclaimed photographer Richard Berenholtz's brilliant portfolio of New York City skyline photographs.

For thirty-five years, best-selling photographer Richard Berenholtz has captured the iconic skylines of New York and all of its buildings and bridges. Skylines of New York wonderfully showcases the city that never sleeps in grand style with this collection of 75 breathtaking skyline images.

From the tip of Lower Manhattan, Battery Park, the Statue of Liberty, and the Brooklyn Bridge to Central Park and the Hudson River--and dozens of locations in between--every well-known NYC site is featured here. To really bring the Big Apple home, some of the city's most memorable skyline panoramas are featured on gatefold pages that open to two-and-a-half feet wide.

Designed in a handsome yet affordable package, Skylines of New York is the perfect gift for all who love New York.

About the Author

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Richard Berenholtz graduated from Columbia University in 1974 with a master's degree in architecture and spent the next four years working for I. M. Pei. By 1984, he had become a professional photographer and, over the past thirty-five years, has had three photography books published in five languages.

Praise For…

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"Chances are you haven't seen the city skyline in awhile. Remember how the Empire State Building sparkles at night and how tall and glassy One World Trade is? Don't forget about the refracted light from all those buildings!Photographer Richard Berenholtz is here to help you remember just how incredible our city's skyline is—from all angles. Berenholtz, who has been photographing the changing city skyline for 35 years, is releasing a new book called Skylines of New York, which will give you serious pride for your city.His photos are pretty awe-inducing. Take a look and get excited for when we can all get back out there and explore NYC once again." —TIME OUT NEW YORK 

"What it is: For 35 years, photographer Richard Berenholtz has been capturing the skylines of New York. Now, all that work is showcased in one place: this book from Rizzoli titled Skylines of New York.
Why we want it: The NYC skyline is iconic, and now we can look at it from anywhere."
—URBANDADDY.COM