My OperaBird's-eye view of Taj Mahal from camera tied to kite
By Raghavendra Baluheartbreakkid1. Monday, May 23, 2011 3:06:10 AM
A photographer has used a giant kite to capture a bird's-eye view of Taj Mahal. He 
uses a remote control to move the cradle and camera into the best position to take the picture.
“From above it’s a completely new vision, new perspectives, new ways to understand the landscape and heritage,” he said.
“Every place has something interesting to show from above. The results are full of discovery, showing new perspectives, new shadows.
“Getting so close to subjects is magical, exquisite and thrilling.”
uses a remote control to move the cradle and camera into the best position to take the picture. “From above it’s a completely new vision, new perspectives, new ways to understand the landscape and heritage,” he said.
“Every place has something interesting to show from above. The results are full of discovery, showing new perspectives, new shadows.
“Getting so close to subjects is magical, exquisite and thrilling.”
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