New York's Best Aerial Shots - Ever: Breathtaking Images of the Big Apple from 15,000 Feet
Best aerial shots of New York...ever: Photographer captures stunning images of the Big Apple from three miles away in an open-door helicopter Paul Seibert, who took his creativity to new heights for produceREAD MORE: Inside the World's Most Dangerous Countries with a VERY Brave American YouTuber
We'd guess you've never seen aerial images of New York as breathtaking as those before. They were taken by photographer Paul Seibert, who took his creativity to new heights to produce them - literally.
Paul, who lived in New York for most of his life, took the photos from an open-door helicopter at almost three miles (15,000ft) - something he believes has never been done before over the Big Apple .
He told MailOnline Travel: "These images were created through a lot of planning. From idea to completion, it took two years I worked with my cinematographer Alex Geiger and an aerial film production helicopter company Together we climbed 15,000 feet above the ground to capture these images This was the first flight like this, and I'm so proud of the result.
'The plane was not pressurized so at 10,000 feet and above the pilot had to be under oxygen. We had the option of using O2, but decided against it, as we had experience flying at 13,000+ feet in Colorado over the Rockies. The pilot who made this flight worked for several years in the media and production community. H...
We'd guess you've never seen aerial images of New York as breathtaking as those before. They were taken by photographer Paul Seibert, who took his creativity to new heights to produce them - literally.
Paul, who lived in New York for most of his life, took the photos from an open-door helicopter at almost three miles (15,000ft) - something he believes has never been done before over the Big Apple .
He told MailOnline Travel: "These images were created through a lot of planning. From idea to completion, it took two years I worked with my cinematographer Alex Geiger and an aerial film production helicopter company Together we climbed 15,000 feet above the ground to capture these images This was the first flight like this, and I'm so proud of the result.
'The plane was not pressurized so at 10,000 feet and above the pilot had to be under oxygen. We had the option of using O2, but decided against it, as we had experience flying at 13,000+ feet in Colorado over the Rockies. The pilot who made this flight worked for several years in the media and production community. H...
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