Photo: George Steinmetz, courtesy Anastasia Photo. We’ve seen aerial New York photography before, from Jeffrey Milstein, but the two photographers take a different approach to the subject.

Above & Beyond: George Steinmetz offers an interactive behind-the-scenes look at the work of George Steinmetz, a veteran National Geographic photographer known for his breathtaking aerials of the ...

With photographs by George Steinmetz and aerial video by François Lagarde. The New Yorker offers a signature blend of news, culture, and the arts. It has been published since February 21, 1925.

From the heart of the Congo to the deserts of the Sahel, Steinmetz honed his photography skills as a 21-year-old, catching free rides in local friends’ cars and atop overpacked public trains.

Frenchman Arnoux, a champion flier, has assisted photographer George Steinmetz on more than a dozen aerial expeditions to document the shape-shifting beauty of the world’s arid zones.

Photo Gallery: See some of George Steinmetz's African Air images in a photo gallery. Most photographers pride themselves on being able to see the big picture.

The New York Police Department detained photographer George Steinmetz last week and seized the $1,500 drone he had been using to document Hart Island, where the city has been burying unclaimed ...

George Steinmetz photographs beautiful landscapes from his motorized paraglider high in the sky. “It’s like a big leaf blower with a parachute,” he joked.

The most difficult shot to capture, Steinmetz said, was Times Square on New Year’s Eve. For that photo, his helicopter flew to an altitude of forty-five hundred feet, or more than three-quarters ...

George Steinmetz, a regular contributing photographer to the National Geographic and the New York Times Magazine, is scheduled to deliver a keynote address during Hourglass’s "Food for Thought ...

George Steinmetz photographs beautiful landscapes from his motorized paraglider high in the sky. “It’s like a big leaf blower with a parachute,” he joked.