DRONE NINETY PROJECT

 

Le photographe Bryce Johnson nous présente son dernier projet "Drone Ninety Project", un projet collaboratif dont le but est de partager des images de surf shootées depuis un drone. Plus d'infos sur la page Instagram du projet : www.instagram.com/droneninety

 
 
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