The Huffington Post -
10 Nov 2014 23:15

George Plimpton once wrote, "From above, the city looks empty: so little moves that is discernible. All the descriptive adjectives about New York -- 'teeming,' 'bustling,' 'cacophonous,' and so forth -- are pertinent only at the street level. From above they simply do not apply." And that's why photos of New York from the air are so captivating. Rob Marshall is a vice president and pilot for New York On Air, a company specializing in aerial photography and cinematography. He has been flying heli...
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