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Drones allowed this photographer to capture synchronized swimming like never before
Thanks to drones, shooting photos from above has become part of the art of photography. An Australian fine art aerial photographer has created aerial images of ballet dancers, divers, and tennis players, which aren’t usually seen by spectators. Recently, his drone hovered over a swimming pool to shoot photos of performers of artistic swimming, better known as synchronized swimming. These images are staggeringly eye-opening because we usually see the performance from the side or underwater. The photos show never-have-been-seen symmetric and geometric patterns that are formed by eight swimmers.
Enjoy seeing some photos of artistic swimmers from above.
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/brad-walls-sync-swimmers/index.html
Drones allowed this photographer to capture synchronized swimming like never before
Thanks to drones, shooting photos from above has become part of the art of photography. An Australian fine art aerial photographer has created aerial images of ballet dancers, divers, and tennis players, which aren’t usually seen by spectators. Recently, his drone hovered over a swimming pool to shoot photos of performers of artistic swimming, better known as synchronized swimming. These images are staggeringly eye-opening because we usually see the performance from the side or underwater. The photos show never-have-been-seen symmetric and geometric patterns that are formed by eight swimmers.
Enjoy seeing some photos of artistic swimmers from above.
https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/brad-walls-sync-swimmers/index.html
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