The city never sleeps

"Space" photographer Vincent Laforet, a Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer from the helicopter, shows the beauty of the sleepless, floodlit cities. Modern, bustling, prosperous, it seems that all the quintessence and interesting things are words that can express all the beauties that are concentrated in these sleepless cities. If you are planning to travel, visit 11 cities below to see the beauty that people create.

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Photo of the city of Chicago, USA . By hanging from the helicopter at 2,286 m high through New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, London, Las Vegas, Berlin, San Francisco, Miami, Barcelona, ​​Sydney, photographers captured the city scene in a way detail.

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San Francisco, USA . Innovation in photography helps Laforet capture the glamorous mix of old yellow streetlights, orange zigzag highway and new blue LED lights of skyscrapers.

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Miami, USA . From Chiacago's foggy scene to Miami's illuminated neon lights, his series began with a mission to cover the Men's Journal magazine, developing a 228-page book on "aerial adventures."

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Berlin, Germany . This sparkling city is a maze of yellow street lights and new blue LED lights in some districts.

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London, England . The technique of tilting the lens from the Tower Bridge through the River Thames makes a non-realistic view.

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New York, USA . The bright lights at Times Square between Manhattan and New York.

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Sydney, Australia . Photographer Laforet calls this one of his favorite cities with icons such as Opera Theater and Harbor Bridge.

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Barcelona, ​​Spain is designed into neat plots, like computer circuits when viewed from above.

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Las Vegas, USA . Laforet said small hotels and ferris wheel in one city in this city recalled the Monopoly chess board when shooting from such a height.

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Los Angeles, USA . The photo is the arterial highway of the city. Laforet said, "Space originates from the desire to share the important lesson I discovered throughout the decade of aerial photography: The world is much smaller than we think."

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He added: " The border is no longer necessary, and the distance is shortened. We are connected more closely than I thought ." Space photo books have been ordered online.