Spectacular aerial photographs of cities around the world from Russian not-for-profit AirPano.
Above: Amsterdam (1 & 2) , Paris, Berlin, Moscow, Prague and Ceský Krumlov, Czech Republic
Tag Archives: aerial
Mark Fearon writes:
Dublin looking great in the sun [yesterday] on board @AerLingus
Dublin 26
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A ‘Dublin-flavoured topographical alphabet’ by.James Kelleher, inspired by Rhett Dashwood’s Google Maps Typography and Benedikt Groβ and Joey Lee’s Aerial Bold project.
Good luck naming them locations.
Dublin 26: A Google Maps Alphabet (Pilcrow)
(H/T: Rob Dalton)
If you’re very lucky.
A really rather superb cinematic short (shot using drone-mounted Phantom 2 and GoPro3+ mini cameras) filmed around Ireland during the summer of 2014 by Michal Sacha.
Fullscreen, sound up, chest out.
Mmf.
(H/T: Daithif)
The nighttime sprawl of Los Angeles – another spectacular aerial cityscape by photographer Vincent LaForet.
Previously: The Streets Of San Francisco
Quad Kingdom
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyqCB07hDDY
Speirview Ireland writes:
It was an amazing sunny weekend in Kerry this weekend and it gave me a chance to video it like never before. Flying high above ancient sites, ruins of castles, down through valleys and across the many lakes of Kerry. In this compilation video we visit the Gap of Dunloe, the Kerry Cliffs, Muckross Abbey, Ballycarbery Castle, Cahergall Stone Fort, Leacanabuaile Stone Fort and Killarney National Park all from the bird eye view of a quadcopter so you can enjoy from the comforts of your screen.
Simulacra
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Mesmerising aerial cuts and pastes by London-based motion artist Theo ‘mustardcuffins’ Tagholm.
Best in fullscreen.
Previously: Eye Candy: Plain Sight
Another aerial extravaganza by photographer Vincent LaForet – the results of a helicopter flight 2.2km above the city over two nights (Jan 22 and Feb 19, 2015).
He’s coming to Europe this Summer, apparently.
Full resolution set here.
Previously: Sin City (LaForet’s night flight over Las Vegas)
The phallic totems of cruise ships shot from above by Jeffrey Milstein.