Aerial photography reveals the world in a way that no ground-based photograph can. The geometry of cities becomes abstract art. The color of shallow coastal water — invisible from the ground — becomes extraordinary from altitude. The patterns of roads, bridges, and coastlines take on a new logic from above.
Why Aerial Photography Works as Fine Art
The abstract quality of aerial photographs — the way familiar subjects become unrecognizable and beautiful when seen from above — gives this work a timeless quality. It does not date. An aerial photograph of Miami taken in 2010 is as visually compelling today as the day it was made.
Aerial Collections
- Miami Aerial — The Magic City from helicopter
- Miami Fog Aerial — Above marine fog
- Seven Mile Bridge — Florida Keys from altitude
- Florida Keys Aerial — Island chain photography
- Miami Panoramas — Wide format aerial
Best Print Medium for Aerials
ChromaLuxe metal prints are the ideal medium for aerial photography. The luminous quality of the aluminum substrate makes water appear to glow, the city lights seem to pulse, and the geometric patterns of the landscape resolve with extraordinary sharpness.
About Edin Chavez: National Geographic photographer, Nikon professional, Masters of Photography. 20+ years, 50+ countries. Fine art prints available at edinfineart.com.