Photographer Gray Malin travels around the world from the U.S. to Brazil to Australia shooting the most beautiful beaches while flying above in a helicopter. “From above, a simple beach or pool becomes a blank canvas that allows me to start seeing the world as art. People and objects become patterns creating repetition, shape and form. These photographs are a visual celebration of color, light, shape—and summer bliss.” The result is these painterly canvases which look like patterns, random or ordered but always colourful. You may also like these 'room portraits from above' by Menno Aden.
Via Amusing Planet.
Filed Under: Photography, summer, surf
