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Tag Archives: aerial
Video of fish eagle hunting flamingos
A real bird’s eye view of a predator hunting its prey. Nuts!
Desert Beauty
A flyby of the Arizona desert shot on an RC Aerial Cam using a Sony FS100. [via]
Hong Kong from above (circa 2008)
Photo: Tommy Ga-Ken Wan I cannot wait to go back here!
Aerial video of Louis Vuitton’s floating island
This is the Island Maison from Louis Vuitton located at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
New York City from above
Photo: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg Captured has an entire photo post dedicated to aerial photographs of New York City. It’s views like this that make me realize I’m living in one of the greatest places on earth! [via]
Launching a Canon 5D Mark II camera drone in the Gulf Coast
Canon 5D Mark II Aerial Drone Over the Gulf Of Mexico Captuing Oil Spill from perspectiveAerials on Vimeo. Man, this is so risky and yet they do it anyway in order to capture some photos of the oil leak in … Continue reading
