Venice

Venice aerial view

Do you consider yourself a talented and sophisticated photographer? It seems these cute birds have passed you. Ordinary cranes participating in the project of the Air Force “Winged Planet” TV channel performed a fantastic shooting of Venice, which is truly breathtaking!

The aim of the project is to show people what only birds can see using different shooting methods.

You have a great opportunity to get a bird's eye view of this wonderful city and its main attractions: the Grand Canal and St. Mark's Square.

Watch the video: Venice, Grand Canal and Aerial City Tour 4K Footage BEST FULL SCREEN (December 2024).

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