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Behold these stunning views of NYC

Photographer Michael Tischler lights up the city with his uncanny photos using high-dynamic-range imaging

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Howard Halle
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While Paris may be known as the City of Light, Michael Tischler’s sparkling photos imbue scenes of New York with a spectacular luminosity, even in daylight, that would put Paris to shame. His secret is a photographic technique know as high-dynamic-range imaging (HDRI), which produces a greater range of tone and color than the human eye can register, creating a heightened sense of reality. Starting Friday, he’ll be exhibiting a series of these images as large unique photos printed on archival aluminum panels. Proceeds for the sale of one depicting the new World Trade Center tower will be donated to the National September 11 Memorial & Museum. The show runs through September 18, 2015, at 345 Broome Street gallery, so if you want to see Gotham in a new light, don’t miss it.

Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Lincoln Tunnel
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

One World Trade Center
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Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

George Washington Bridge
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Theater District parking
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Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Tom Fruin's Stained Glass House, Brooklyn Bridge Park
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Central Park
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Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Times Square
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Grand Central
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Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Midtown
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Brooklyn Bridge
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Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

One World Trade Center
Photograph: Courtesy Michael Tischler Limited Edition Image

Union Square
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