Yes, the wiki had a quote from an art museum that I suppose had showed the photo, saying "The spectacle of consumerism appears composed in an organized, rigorous, formal fashion. The presented image is hyperreal. While it is rooted in reality, it is somehow more than real; it is familiar and yet there is no physical space quite like it. By portraying such heightened constructions of our shared existence — from the dollar store to the soccer field to the sprawling cityscape — Gursky’s photographs act as symbols of contemporary life."

I don't know if the colors are enhanced in any way, which would then make it hyperreal. They seem to be what you'd see normally, just all at once.