Europe from a bird's eye view
Photographer Amos Chapple took amazing photographs of European cities from the air. By attaching a camera to a small drone, he was able to reach places that were inaccessible to most people. Now not only pilots, but also “flightless birds” can see Europe from a bird’s eye view. Amos visited countries such as Spain, France, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Turkey, Russia, Georgia, Armenia. Look down on Europe with us.
The Eixample district, in the center of which you can see the Sagrada Familia, the famous project of Antoni Gaudi. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Vittoria Light, or Victory Lighthouse, is an active lighthouse in the Gulf of Trieste. This is the tallest lighthouse in the world, its height is 68 meters. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Star-shaped fort in the town of Bourtange. The last cannon shot rang out here three centuries ago, now this place is a museum and the center of a “sleepy town” in East Holland. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Russian vacationers on the beach. According to the photographer, he usually tries not to shoot in places where there are a lot of people. But there was such a brisk trade on the beach that no one even paid attention to the noise made by the drone. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
For the past twenty years, a Georgian hermit lived there who wanted to be “closer to God.” (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Giant statue of Mother Armenia. The photographer loves to work in places where there are few tourists, and he came to Armenia to visit his best friend. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Sacré-Cœur in the fog at dawn. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
The winding Kura River winds its way throughout the capital. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Buda Castle on St. Stephen's Day, which is a national holiday in Hungary (August 20). (Photo: Amos Chapple)
A barge floats across a water bridge over the Elbe River in eastern Germany. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Templo Expiatorio del Sagrado Corazón de Jesús, which is located on top of Mount Tibidabo in Barcelona. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Beautiful mosques and views of the Sea of Marmara. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
The Statue of Liberty and a beautiful view of the city. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
The Cathedral of Peter and Paul in Peterhof is the “Russian Versailles”. (Photo: Amos Chapple)
Amos Chapple began his career as a photographer for a newspaper in New Zealand. Later he worked on a UNESCO project - photographing sites included in the World Heritage List. Amos is currently a freelancer and specializes in photography of unknown and beautiful parts of the world.