TOP DOWN

PRO TECHNIQUES TO CREATE STUNNING AERIAL PHOTOS

George Suresh

When I first started taking top-down aerial photos, I realized that learning the art didn’t just improve my confidence and all-round ability in photographic composition; it also provided me with some amazing aerial photos that genuinely intrigued and mesmerized viewers in ways I’d never imagined. When you view a typical aerial photo that looks into the horizon (not top down), it typically consists of two elements: the land and the sky. This naturally allows the viewer to mentally decipher the image and make sense of its perspective. It’s usually after that when they judge the image for its content or artistic merit. When shooting top down, however, we don’t have that luxury as we generally have only one element to work with: the land or the sea. A powerful way…

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