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Florian Delalée Explored The Beauty Of Earth And Captured The Most Beautiful Landscapes Of China
Litang, Sichuan
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Florian Delalée Traveled The Uncharted Part Of Western Sichuan
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Shape, materialism and lighting exploration:
^Design by Mark Youssef, Architect
^Design by Fatma Ibrahim, Architect and Urban designer, ECG Engineering Consultancy.
^Photograph by Florian Delalee - Zhejiang terraces
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Travel photographer Florian Delalee used a drone to explore China’s diverse landscape from above.
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We’ll leave the light on for you, Florian Delalee
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Florian Delalee neemt een hoge vlucht
Florian Delalee neemt een hoge vlucht
Geboren in Frankrijk en nu woonachtig in Shanghai, was en is fotograaf Florian Delalee reislustig. Delalee zoekt bij voorkeur de verlaten plekken op (door de mens verlaten, welteverstaan) en doet dat vooral in Azië. Zijn indrukken legt hij fotografisch vast en die deelt hij op eigen website en insta-account. Voor 2009 en na zijn trip naar Shanghai, China, zag zijn toenmalige baas dat hij er beter…
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Florian Delalée Explored The Beauty Of Earth And Captured The Most Beautiful Landscapes Of China
Longji , Guangxi
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Florian Delalée Traveled The Uncharted Part Of Western Sichuan
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Interview - Florian Delalée
Bio: Born in the 80's somewhere in France and then grew up, have been in over 25 countries and try to get off the beaten track to bring back stunning, exotic, rare photography shot from remote place, mountain, diving, portrait, cityscape.
SR:When did you move to Shanghai?
F:January 2010, been there for more than 5 years now
SR:How does living in Shanghai influence your photography career?
F:I started to shoot cityscape 3 years ago before that I was doing travel photography mostly then I got attracted by the light and building curve.
SR:At what age you started getting interested in photography? How so?
F:I started around 21 years old but the change came at 23 when I first came to China and bought my first DSLR.
SR:Where do you get your inspiration? How do you describe your photography style/artistic statement?
F:Except Shanghai Cityscape, my inspiration came by relation with people around Asia. I’m calling myself a travel photographer, my roots are in France and I feel like I’m travelling for 5 years.
SR:Who is your favorite photographer?
F:Steve Mccurry is my favorite photographer for travel shot.
SR:What’s the most memorable experience you have had as a photographer in Shanghai?
F:When I get access to the Shanghai Tower, being at 600m in the edge of that tower. Legs were shaking and I took that amazing shot, a 180-degree view of the skyline, a bird eye view.
SR:Can you give us your top three Shanghai's photogenic spots/hidden spots?
F:Nine dragons interchange; Shanghai tower and Suzhou Creek are my favorite places to shoot. I won’t give access to hidden spots; you have to explore the city to find your own best view.
SR:What's the state of photography business in Shanghai?
F:I do it as part time job. It’s more a hobby and it helps me pay my gear and flight ticket. I’m working in industry so it helps to get creative and avoid stress.
SR:Do you have any professional tips for amateur photographers?
F:Share your work, participate to exhibition or mini-event it’s always inspiring.
SR:What’s your current project about?
F:Project Share, another book or mini series of 20 of my best shot which can be removed and to be placed in frame. Plus another full series of black night shot keeping cars trail.
SR:Do you ever plan on moving back to France? What’s your next destination?
F:I have no plan yet to go back France. Next destination will be Zhangjiajie next month then probably France and Qinghai.
Thank you Florian Delalée for sharing your story!
Interiew pictures http://shanghairebellion.tumblr.com/post/113866234203/florian-delalee-pic
Florian’s personnal website http://floriandelalee.wix.com/floriandelalee
Florian’s first book released http://floriandelalee.wix.com/floriandelalee#!portfolio/czmh
#UnbehaveYourself https://www.facebook.com/ShanghaiRebellion
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Interview - Florian Delalée
Bio: Born in the 80's somewhere in France andthen grew up, have been in over 25 countries and try to get off the beaten track to bring back stunning, exotic, rare photography shot from remote place, mountain, diving, portrait, cityscape.
SR:When did you move to Shanghai?
F:January 2010, been there for more than 5 years now
SR:How does living in Shanghai influence your photography career?
F:I started to shoot cityscape 3 years ago before that I was doing travel photography mostly then I got attracted by the light and building curve.
SR:At what age you started getting interested in photography? How so?
F:I started around 21 years old but the change came at 23 when I first came to China and bought my first DSLR.
SR:Where do you get your inspiration? How do you describe your photography style/artistic statement?
F:Except Shanghai Cityscape, my inspiration came by relation with people around Asia. I’m calling myself a travel photographer, my roots are in France and I feel like I’m travelling for 5 years.
SR:Who is your favorite photographer?
F:Steve Mccurry is my favorite photographer for travel shot.
SR:What’s the most memorable experience you have had as a photographer in Shanghai?
F:When I get access to the Shanghai Tower, being at 600m in the edge of that tower. Legs were shaking and I took that amazing shot, a 180-degree view of the skyline, a bird eye view.
SR:Can you give us your top three Shanghai's photogenic spots/hidden spots?
F:Nine dragons interchange; Shanghai tower and Suzhou Creek are my favorite places to shoot. I won’t give access to hidden spots; you have to explore the city to find your own best view.
SR:What's the state of photography business in Shanghai?
F:I do it as part time job. It’s more a hobby and it helps me pay my gear and flight ticket. I’m working in industry so it helps to get creative and avoid stress.
SR:Do you have any professional tips for amateur photographers?
F:Share your work, participate to exhibition or mini-event it’s always inspiring.
SR:What’s your current project about?
F:Project Share, another book or mini series of 20 of my best shot which can be removed and to be placed in frame. Plus another full series of black night shot keeping cars trail.
SR:Do you ever plan on moving back to France? What’s your next destination?
F:I have no plan yet to go back France. Next destination will be Zhangjiajie next month then probably France and Qinghai.
Thank you Florian Delalée for sharing your story!
Florian’s personnal website: http://floriandelalee.wix.com/floriandelalee
Florian’s first book released: http://floriandelalee.wix.com/floriandelalee#!portfolio/czmh
#UnbehaveYourself
https://www.facebook.com/ShanghaiRebellion
#florian delalee#interview#french#france#photographer#shanghai rebellion#shanghai#photography#skyline#china#travel#pictures#asia
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China From The Air: Aerial Photos Florian Delalée Took Of Diverse Beautiful Landscapes
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Florian Delalée Explored The Beauty Of Earth And Captured The Most Beautiful Landscapes Of China
Anhui Countryside
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Florian Delalée Explored The Beauty Of Earth And Captured The Most Beautiful Landscapes Of China
Karamay, Xinjiang
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