article_snippet.sent: Taken hundreds of feet in the sky, these spectacular birds-eye photos taken by cameras fixed to manned drones show the stunning beauty of buildings and communities around the world.
article_snippet.sent: From capturing the street scene in Barcelona to the majestic glory of the Taj Mahel, his photographs of some of the world’s most far-flung and enchanting places could become
article_snippet.sent: The photograph was taken using a camera mounted on a quadcopter drone - offering a whole new perspective on the incredible building.
article_snippet.sent: The scale of the poverty of people living in Maximum City, Bombay, India, is brought into focus with a wide-scale aerial shot .
article_snippet.sent: The people gathering on the shore of The Mtkvari River Ganges in India look as small as ants with a wide-scale aerial shot, taking hundreds of feet in the air .
highlights_snippet.sent: Stunning images show cities, slums and historic sites from high in the sky - offering new perspective on the world .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: As governments across the world clamp down on aerial drone photography,  'birds eye' views are becoming rarer .