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As an architectural and interior photographer in New York specializing in luxury projects, Evan Joseph has climbed onto extraordinary terraces and exclusive roofs. After a decade of shooting skyline views, however, he went in search of an even loftier angle. Nowhere to look but up, he took to the skies. Working closely with a pilot, Joseph shoots New York City in a helicopter at night. After a lot of practice, his pilot started pulling off aerial maneuvers that allowed Joseph to take shots he, previously, could only dream of getting. Though Joseph's photos look effortless, capturing the colors and drama of the living city isn't easy. In fact, he calls it "a tremendous technical challenge." Dangling from a helicopter, which hovers 2,500 feet in the air, Joseph uses a homemade stabilization device to get these spectacular shots. "The helicopter is like a giant tripod that moves when I talk into the headset," he tells us. "I sometimes wish I could just take the ride! I'm always…

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