New York City Lockdown by Air
During March and April of 2020, New York City became the global hot spot and the U.S. epicenter of the COVID-19 pandemic. The “city that never sleeps” finally did—for weeks, and then, for months.
As the city went on lockdown in late March, Stephen Wilkes received clearance to fly over the famous nerve center of American commerce and culture in a helicopter to document the stillness.
“When you see New York empty, it doesn’t make any sense.” --Stephen Wilkes
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Sunset view of Manhattan’s skyline as seen from New Jersey, April, 2020
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The Empire State Building, New York, April, 2020
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Times Square with a thank-you message for health care workers. New York, April, 2020
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New York Rooftops, April, 2020
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Park Avenue, New York City, April, 2020
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Times Square Crosswalk, New York, April, 2020
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Flatiron Building, New York, April, 2020
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Washington Square Park, New York, April, 2020
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The Lincoln Tunnel, New York, April, 2020
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Kosciuszko Bridge, New York, April, 2020
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Park Avenue Aerial, New York, April, 2020
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Calvary Cemetery, New York, April, 2020
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