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Watch This Aerial Video Of Duboce Park

Watch This Aerial Video Of Duboce Park
Still frame: Vimeo / Tamas Kalman
By Andrew Dudley - Published on April 29, 2014.
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What is it about drone videos that transfixes us so?  Ponder that as you watch this brief clip.

Videographer Tamas Kalman captured this footage using what we assume was a quadcopter-type device, flying over the area bounded roughly by Church, Scott, Duboce and Waller:



Is it the dreamy music? The vertigo-inducing turn radius? Or simply the feeling of being high above it all? You decide. 

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