Russian Photographers Show The World The Way Birds See It
Humans can’t experience a birds-eye view naturally, so they invented the helicopter. And the folks at AirPano are riding it over the greatest cities in the world. While regular tourism would only give you the view of the streets, overflight photos like these show you the whole picture. Would you notice the arrangement of houses in Paris or in Barcelona, or the shape of lake Powell on foot? Unlikely. That’s where these gorgeous pictures come in.
AirPano started as a non-profit Russian organization focused on taking high definition aerial panoramas. “Although we usually photograph from a helicopter, we also like to shoot from an airplane, a dirigible, a hot air balloon, and a radio-controlled helicopter,” the group states on their website. Most of their work are 360 degrees panoramas of cities and landmarks that can be viewed, with a musical accompaniment, on their website.
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Westerdok Disctrict, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Saint Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow, Russia
Central Park, New York, USA
Iguasu Falls, Argentina and Brazil
Dubai Marina, UAE
Churun-meru (Dragon) Waterfall, Venezuela
Barcelona, Spain
Halong Bay, Vietnam
Arc de Triomphe, Paris, France
Santorini (Thira), Oia, Greece
Flamingo, Lake Bogoria, Kenya
Jokulsarlon Glacial Lagoon, Iceland
Lake Powell, Utah-Arizona, USA
Lake Baikal, Russia
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