‘New York Sleeps’ By Christopher Thomas

Despite the old adage, New York City does eventually sleep, and New York Sleeps by acclaimed photographer Christopher Thomas and Prestel Publishing, documents the world’s most eminent city during its intimate hours. Thomas searches out the iconic spots in New York and photographs them when completely empty. From Columbus Circle and the Museum Mile, to the Flatiron, Thomas captures New York City in its most vulnerable moments – when it’s free from the hustle-and-bustle and feels like any other city in the early morning. For anybody who hasn’t had the chance to wander alone down Canal Street at 3am, or take a walk along Park Ave before sunrise, this book shows you some of the most honest scenes you’ll ever see of New York.