Drone Video Reveals Parts of DTLA You Can't Usually See
06/08/2014.
[VIDEO] from Ian Wood. [LA - CA] USA
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Sure, drones are always spying or dropping bombs on people, but they're also always shooting great videos of stuff we wouldn't otherwise see. The imagery we can capture of our cities and the architecture within them can be both beautiful and incredibly useful.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.es by Ian Wood. Click above to see larger image.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Video screenshot, Downtown Los Angeles by Ian Wood.
Ian Wood show us this interesting video of Downtown LA, which, as he writes, "Above the grit and noise of the street ... quietly provides some of the most amazing visual detail in its buildings and public art works."
Above the grit and noise of the street, downtown Los Angeles quietly provides some of the most amazing visual detail in its buildings and public art works. This is a selection of those buildings and public arts filmed across some 50 different locations in the immediate downtown area and the arts district. There are many many more locations that are not included and are equally if not more impressive.
Some of the buildings are in disrepair, some have been restored to their full glory while others have been transformed into artworks. In all of them, there is character, color and detail that makes the area a never-ending source of intrigue.
