Christopher Michelon is a traveler and photographer whose series that features the iconic San Francisco bridge are enough to make anyone a little uncomfortable. His images of the Golden Gate Bridge show the structure of the tourist attraction from a number of different angles.
He captures the images by elevating himself to almost 67 meters above the bridge, placing him into the clouds and offering a unique and especially scenic view. With this, Christopher Michelon's photography shows the intensive work that went into creating the San Francisco bridge, exposing the entirety of it from a view that its builders would have experienced so many years ago. The images show cars speeding down below, the shadows of the clouds reflected on the blue-green surface of the water and the city in the distance.
What's Driving This Trend
- Height-emphasizing Photography
- Capturing structures from extreme heights to offer unique and scenic views.
- Aerial Photography
- Elevating oneself to take photographs from an aerial perspective.
- Historical Structure Photography
- Showcasing the historical significance of structures through unique photography angles.
Who This Affects Most
- Tourism
- Offering unique perspectives of tourist attractions through photography.
- Architecture
- Demonstrating the technical aspects of architectural structures through photography.
- Marketing and Advertising
- Utilizing unique photography angles to promote products, services and brands.
