This is New York City – Incredible Cityscapes by Johannes Heuckeroth

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While German designer and photographer Johannes Heuckeroth was in New York City, he took some incredible photos of the skylines and architecture. His aerial perspectives and panoramas capture the grandeur of this city of cities. At the same time, the pictures present an idealized image that presents a beauty and clarity that are more vivid than reality.

This is part of Johannes’ aesthetic style. “The central essence of my photographic work is the search for beauty,” he says. “I am searching for this beauty all over the world in architecture, land- and cityscapes. I want to create and share my interpretation of reality. A visually more intensive reality. A parallel reality.”

Looking at his pictures from day to nighttime makes you feel as if you’ve spent a day in the New York enjoying the amazing views and architecture.

To see more of Johannes’ work, visit his website, Flickr photostream or Facebook page. Also check out our feature of his trip on a Norway cruise.

The Streets of New York City.

View from Top of the Rock on Midtown, the Empire State Building and the new One World Trade Center in Downtown at sunset.

View from Manhattan Bridge towards Downtown skyline and Brooklyn Bridge during sunset.

View from the Manhattan Bridge on Downtown NYC and Brooklyn Bridge at sundown.

View from the Empire State Building on New York City – Manhattan.

The Streets of New York City.

The Midtown world of skyscrapers, dominated by the iconic Empire State Building. What a view on the urban jungle of New York City.

Aerial view from “Top of the Rock”, Rockefeller Center onto the skyscrapers of Manhattan, New York City.

View on Lower Manhattan and the Brooklyn Bridge during the blue hour.

Panorama at the intersection of 5th avenue and Broadway.

This is New York City.

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