Over the course of a decade, award-winning photographer Jeffrey Milstein captured the symmetry in cities such as Los Angeles and New York. The aerial images display a stunning symmetrical aspect of urban planning that would easily go unnoticed without his birds eye view perspective. He was able to photograph the metropolises with the help of a helicopter. This includes an aerial shot of the Statue of Liberty, residential areas and green spaces. Milstein is also known for his work snapping aerial pictures of airports.
This photographic series illustrates how visually appealing it is to take in symmetry. In addition to the pure esthetic of if, the photography also demonstrates how the artistic concept can be used for smarter city planning.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Symmetrical Urban Photography
- Capturing the beauty of symmetry in urban landscapes through photography.
- Bird's Eye View Perspective
- Utilizing aerial photography to provide a unique and captivating angle.
- Artistic Concept for City Planning
- Exploring how symmetry can influence smarter and more visually appealing urban design.
Sectors Adopting This
- Photography
- Opportunities for photographers to showcase urban landscapes from a symmetrical perspective.
- Tourism
- Using symmetrical urban photography to attract tourists to cities with visually appealing architecture and design.
- City Planning
- Incorporating the concept of symmetry into urban planning to create aesthetically pleasing and functional spaces.
