New York's climate ranges from frigid snowy winters, to hot and humid summers. That kind of variety offers a plethora of opportunities to capture NYC in seasonally unique conditions. In 2018, I was thinking about all that had transpired that year, and how I could illustrate that in an image. It occurred to me that I had multiple high-altitude images from the same locations, and decided to see if things would line up. The result was my first seasonal blend image that I named "Year at a Glance". Three years later, and MANY changes to the NYC skyline, I decided to revisit that idea, with updated images; hence the title of this piece. These images, created from an altitude of 7000-8000 ft above Manhattan from an open-door helicopter are rare as individual images, but blending the two images to create this singular offering...is SuperRare (I know. I'm sorry. I had to)
