Florian Dalali Is A Young Photographer Who Uses A Camera Drone To Discover And Photograph The Beauty Of China.

Florian Dalali is a passionate photographer who first started photography at 21, when his employer sent him from France to Shanghai, China. It was then that he decided to buy a DSLR camera to explore Asia in his spare time.

Florian, who has lived in China since 2010, has spent the last decade living across Asia. He escaped from the world of his industrial profession to take a new path to gain photographic experience.

Aerial photographs by Florian Dalali, the third-largest country in the world, show a stunning variety of colors and textures. In this part of the shutter,  we have collected these beautiful aerial images for you. Join us to see these pictures.

Florian says about his photography:

I always try to improve the composition and play of light, especially at sunrise and sunset. I love National Geographic reports and their ability to inspire the world to explore more of the world around us. This is a message that I would like my photos to reflect and my photography exercises to reflect.

With countries closing their borders during the Covid-19 epidemic, Florian began exploring and photographing famous, remote, and lesser-known areas of China instead of traveling to different countries.

“It simply came to our notice then.

When the borders were closed due to the widespread outbreak of Covid-19, I had no choice but to stay in China for business reasons and make many trips to remote parts of the country during my vacations.

Florian’s travels led him to the Great Wall of China, terraced rice fields, lakes, red forests, and more. Places Florian has visited so far include Xinjiang, Tibet, Sichuan, Yunnan, Jiangxi, Beijing, Guangxi, Anhui, Gansu, and Inner Mongolia.

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