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Planning to get married in New York City? This step-by-step guide explains exactly how to apply for a marriage license in NYC, including when to apply, where to go, and what documents you need to bring. Whether you are planning a City Hall wedding or an intimate elopement, this guide walks you through the process from start to finish.
Experience a sunrise NYC helicopter flight capturing aerial photography over Manhattan, the East River, and the city skyline from above.
Experience NYC helicopter flights after a snowstorm, capturing winter aerial photography over Manhattan, Central Park, and frozen rivers.
Getting married at Manhattan City Hall is one of the most iconic ways to say “I do” in NYC. This guide covers what to expect on your wedding day and how to capture natural, timeless City Hall wedding photos.
Timelapse photography is one of the most captivating ways to condense the passage of time into a stunning visual experience. Whether you're capturing a breathtaking sunset or the fast-paced energy of city life, timelapse photography can transform everyday moments into extraordinary works of art.
Helicopter proposal photography in New York City capturing unforgettable engagement moments above the NYC skyline, from takeoff to the surprise proposal reveal.
I had the privilege of participating in the Second Annual FDNY Foundation Climb to SUMMIT at One Vanderbilt. As someone who runs regularly, I thought I was prepared for the challenge, but nothing could have fully prepared me for what it truly meant to climb 1,500 steps—92 stories—inside one of New York City's tallest buildings.
If you’ve experienced Manhattanhenge in the summer, you’ve witnessed the stunning sight of the sun aligning perfectly with the city’s east-west streets. But did you know there’s a reverse Manhattanhenge that happens every winter, when the sun rises and aligns with the grid in the opposite direction?
For many, it’s a dream destination for hiking, camping, or simply soaking in the beauty of nature. For me, however, it was the perfect backdrop for one of the most important moments of my life: my proposal to my partner of over five and a half years.
A firsthand look at flying Blade helicopter from Manhattan to JFK Airport, including timing, views, and whether it’s worth it.
The 2024 Global Citizen Festival will forever stand out in my memory—not just as a fan of music, but as someone who had the chance to witness and capture these moments so close to so many incredible artists. It was an experience I won’t soon forget, and I can only hope it’s the first of many years photographing the Global Citizen Festival.
Each flight with FlyNYON brings fresh perspectives and new creative opportunities, no matter how many times I’ve been up. The city is constantly evolving, and weather, light, and seasonal changes always offer something different.
If you’re a photographer looking to add a new dimension to your craft—or if you simply want the thrill of a lifetime—I can’t recommend FlyNYON enough.
Photographing at night from a helicopter is an exciting but challenging experience. You’re dealing with low light, motion, and sometimes unpredictable weather, all while trying to capture the magic of city lights from above. Here are some tips to help you get those sharp, vibrant shots and make the most of this incredible opportunity
If you live in New York or have ever felt that pull of the city, the Tribute Lights flight is an experience worth having. It’s a perspective that changes how you see this place and reminds you why we call it home.
SUMMIT One Vanderbilt isn’t just known for its breathtaking views—it's also one of the most romantic places to propose in New York City.
New York City sunsets (especially in summer) can be a sight to behold, with the unique cityscape creating and incredible backdrop to watch the sky pop. But twice a year the sun perfectly aligns between the giant skyscrapers to cast an amazing beam of light that draws people out to the streets, halting traffic as people watch the sun sets down the Manhattan grid.
Whether you’re a seasoned NYC photographer or visiting the city for the first time, the sunrise alignment in Grand Central Terminal is an experience that should be on every photographer’s bucket list.
Fall in New York is my favorite time of year. Beginning in October and continuing into early November, Central Park comes alive with vibrant colors and becomes the most photogenic spot in the city.
