The photobook London-New York by Berlin explores urban environments through a visual dialogue between two major global cities. By juxtaposing imagery from London and New York, the work investigates architectural forms, street scenes, and the rhythms of metropolitan life, highlighting both contrasts and parallels in their urban landscapes.

Spanning 112 pages, the photographs adopt a documentary style that emphasizes structural patterns and human interaction within the built environment. The mood conveyed is one of observation and reflection, inviting consideration of how cityscapes shape and are shaped by human presence.