In this photo book, Francisco Hidalgo captures New York through an extensive series of colour photographs. The city unfolds as a dynamic metropolis of skyscrapers, streets, architectural contrasts and urban panoramas. The photographer combines wide-angle shots with a focus on detail and the visual rhythms of the metropolis. Some photographs are printed on fold-out pages, creating wide panoramas that emphasise the scale and density of the urban landscape. The book is first and foremost a photographic impression of New York and its architecture, rather than a systematic historical or architectural-historical study. Francisco Hidalgo is a Spanish photographer who made a name for himself with his visual photography. His work has been exhibited in various European and American cities. In New York, he uses colour, perspective and panoramic compositions to capture the architecture and visual energy of the city. (AI-generated content description)