dimitar karanikolov is a bulgarian architect with a passion for travel and aerial photography. exploring previously unseen vantage points and often unchartered views of the world, karanikolov’s drone photos offer topdown views of some of the most epic landscapes planet earth has to offer. from architectural marvels in myanmar to natural wonders across the philippines, karanikolov’s lens lets us in on some of the spectacular secrets hiding above ground.
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karanikolov is a self-professed ‘professional daydreamer’, epic traveller and an architect, whose interest and enthusiasm in the field led him to discover the built environment through a photographic lens. little known wonders are hiding in plain sight — if seen from above — like a whopping whale shark swimming just beneath the surface of the sea in the philippines, or a sinuously swerving street in sicily. surprise yourself and study the series of drone photos in detail, below.
oslob, philippines
sicily, italy
bagan, myanmar
venice, italy
syracuse, italy
bagan, myanmar
malta
inle lake, myanmar
sofia, bulgaria
myanmar
inle lake, myanmar
catania, italy
buzludzha, bulgaria
photography (154 articles)
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edoardo tresoldi rebuilds a ruin at arte sella in simbiosi outdoor installation
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simbiosi will see nature slowly grow on it, defining a new architecture, becoming part of the arte sella fabric and ultimately blending with the park.
simbiosi will see nature slowly grow on it, defining a new architecture, becoming part of the arte sella fabric and ultimately blending with the park.
romain veillon travels across europe to photograph fresco paintings in abandoned buildings
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the series, titled 'the imaginary museum', shows intricate paintings alongside heaps of rubble and cracks in the walls.
the series, titled 'the imaginary museum', shows intricate paintings alongside heaps of rubble and cracks in the walls.
klaus littmann transforms austrian football stadium into native central european forest
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almost 300 trees have been carefully installed on the existing pitch.
almost 300 trees have been carefully installed on the existing pitch.
images reveal evolution of hokusai's 'great wave' when he was 33, 44 and 46 years old
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a series of archival images documents an evolution of hokusai’s 'the great wave off kanagawa', one of the world’s most celebrated works of art.
a series of archival images documents an evolution of hokusai’s 'the great wave off kanagawa', one of the world’s most celebrated works of art.
Great view! This is top down view of Borobudur Temple in Magelang, Center Java http://wisatakaka.com/candi-borobudur-keindahan-tiada-tanding/
Some excellent shots, perhaps especially for those who have visited any of these sites. I have been to the area shot in the heart of Venice many times but his drone shot shows something different yet brigs back lots of fond memories.