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This is an aerial view over the Empire State Building as dusk settles, its spire lit blue against a sky that's still holding onto the last of the orange sunset. Below, Manhattan stretches out in a grid of lit windows, water towers and rooftops, with the rivers just visible catching the last light.
It's part of Cheatwell's World's Smallest range, so the same 1000 pieces you'd get in a full-size box are packed into a smaller puzzle. That means smaller pieces and a fair bit more concentration needed, especially working through the darker sky and the mass of illuminated windows in the lower half of the image.
Good one for anyone who's done a few city skylines before and fancies a proper test — the compact size makes it easy to take travelling too.
The dense grid of similarly lit windows and the smooth gradient sky give few obvious sorting points, and the small piece size of the World's Smallest format adds to the challenge.
New York Skyline











