ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 6月5日 23時05分

Tatyana Enkin on the 86th-floor of Trump World Tower penthouse she shares with her partner, Warren Estis, in Manhattan. “You don’t want to be higher than this,” Warren told @nytmag — referring to his own apartment, which is 810 feet from the ground. “Up there you lose the effect. You have to walk to the window to look down.” “It’s like when you go to an art gallery,” added Tatyana, an ex-model who works as an artist’s agent. “The painting has to be on eye level.” By living above 800 feet, Warren and Tatyana are 2 members of an unexpectedly exclusive group in Manhattan. The @nytmag writer Jon Ronson believes that no more than 40 people currently live above that line in New York City, and that these high-altitude dwellers are scattered among just 3 buildings. This #nytweekender, we’re sharing the @Magnum Photos photographer @christopherandersonphoto's images of life above 800 feet. Visit the link in our profile to see more from @nytmag’s special New York issue. #newyorkabove800feet

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