Jeffrey Milstein has many talents. He's an architect. He's a respected photographer who shows work in museums and galleries around the world. And he's a pilot.
If ever a book was a perfect symphony of a single person's talents, Paris: From the Air (Rizzoli) is it. Milstein's eye for structure and his unquestionable knack for capturing the moment reach sumptuous heights in a compendium of some of the most wanderlust-inspiring pictures ever captured of the City of Light.
Milstein's book is more than 200 pages long, but in this excerpt provided with the cooperation of Rizzoli, we can show you a few of our favorite images.
You're going to want a bigger screen for these.
Pictured above: The Eiffel Tower and Trocadéro
