Bernhard Lang Presents a New Series of Symmetrical Aerial Shots

This time highlighting the symmetrical nature of holiday season.

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German photographer Bernhard Lang was first featured on our viral pages back in 2011 with the release of his book Aerial Views, a memorable collection of outdoor shots taken from a bird’s eye view. Mr. Lang has since compiled a new set of aerial photographs highlighting the symmetrical nature of beach installations in and around the North East Italian resort of Adria. The majority of us will never get to experience views of everyday activities from this vantage point, so the surprisingly linear complexion and striking patterns of these umbrellas may catch you by suprise. View a selection of his latest works above and if you happen to be in Paris, the Munich-based photographer will be holding an exhibition at the Galerie Liusa Wang until August 26.

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