Photo of people from a height

Amsterdam-based German photographer Kathrin Korfmann loves taking photos of people from above. But unlike many high-altitude photographs taken from small aircraft, Korfmann chose a rather modest method. She takes pictures from cranes, and when there are no cranes nearby, she attaches her camera to a small remote-controlled helicopter.

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1. Katrin Korfmann takes several photos and then merges them together. The result is a photo for which you have to work for 2-3 months and review 500-2000 photos.

2. Since Katrin takes photos at different times, she has to resort to photo manipulation to create a photo that seems whole and unified.

3. “From a height, people all look alike,” says Katrin.

4. "My idea is to create two dimensions: one when you look from a distance, and the second when you zoom in and see people up close."

5. "Then you can see the difference - in clothes, in bags, in what they hold in their hands."

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