#aerial photography in California

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Aerial Photography in Film: The Cinematic Beauty of California

Regarding cinematic beauty, California has always been a favorite backdrop for filmmakers worldwide. From its iconic coastline to sprawling cities and breathtaking deserts, the Golden State's diverse landscapes offer a stunning canvas for storytelling. Read this article now!

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Screenshot Polaroid 027, Cacti Garden, Google Aerial View, 2024

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Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

Canon AE1 / Kodak Gold 200 & Dubble Film Solar

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Bixby -- Purchase Print | Instagram | Web

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Mile Square Regional Park - Fountain Valley - California - USA 🌎 4K link

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From April, 2023

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Laura Leusko, "Baja California Sur, Mexico,"

“Every year, thousands of mobula rays congregate in the Sea of Cortez. It is a breathtaking phenomenon to witness. What initially looked like a dark ball of movement from the sky, transformed into an intricate lattice of mobula upon mobula as I flew my drone closer. That’s when they started jumping out of the water and it was pure magic. I’m grateful to be able to witness, capture and share these glimpses.”

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Michael Light (American b. 1963, based in San Francisco), Untitled/ Downtown Dusk, From Los Angeles 07.27.05; artist's book, 2005. Archival pigment print, ed. 10, 40" x 50" pigment print, ed. 10, 24" x 30" pigment print, ed. 10. 

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Sand Waves

Photographer: Mitch Rouse - United States

Aerial image taken while flying over Death Valley in California. The sun was just shining above the mountains casting a soft light over the tops of these dunes.

Neutral Density Photography Awards

[travelwithz]

Flying home over Seattle, Mt Shasta and San Francisco

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Santa Barbara from the air

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Burning holes through the sky … before the big storm hits California … weeeeeeeee

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El Dorado State. California, February 2023.

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Wednesday, October 18, 2023

Today, while researching aerial photography, I found this phenomenal photograph taken by George R. Lawrence. It shows the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake. Lawrence used a large-format camera that he designed with a curved film plate to take the panoramic view. He used kites to lift the camera up to 2,000 feet into the air to capture the image. Click here to see a larger version of the image.

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Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area - California - USA 🌎 4K link