London-based architect and photographer Dimitar Karanikolov (previously featured) has a unique vision that soars above the rest. His “Drone Portraits” series is a breathtaking collection of aerial photographs capturing people amidst diverse landscapes around the world — from the paradisiacal to the bucolic and even the inhospitable. The series spans from 2017 to 2021 and features stunning locations such as Bulgaria, Mexico, Namibia, and Indonesia1.
Karanikolov’s work is a testament to the power of perspective. By elevating his viewpoint, he offers us a glimpse into the grandeur of nature and the human element within it. His photographs are not just images; they are stories told from the sky, where each shot reveals a narrative waiting to be discovered.
More info: Behance, Instagram, Pinterest, Society6.
Hierve El Agua, Mexico
Vitosha mountain, Bulgaria
Komodo Islands, Indonesia
Lefkada, Greece
Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
Zanzibar, Taznania
Rhodope mountains, Bulgaria
Zanzibar, Tanzania
Lefkada, Greece
Somewhere in Iceland
Corfu, Greece
Lemnos, Greece
Deadvlei, Namibia
Lemnos, Greece
Shumen, Bulgaria
Limnos, Greece
Beglik Tash, Bulgaria
