Jul 23, 2015 5:40 AM

Gallery: 71-Year-Old Hangs Out of a Copter to Shoot the Beauty of LA

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Park La Brea housing development
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City aerials
Downtown

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City aerials
Universal Studios
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LA 37 Freeway
Freeway

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Hollywood
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Cuba
Long Beach Container Port

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LA 26 Downtown
Downtown
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Aerial Cityscapes
Marina del Rey

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Aerial Cityscapes
Beverley Hills
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Aerial photographs
Downtown

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Aerial Cityscapes
Long Beach
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LAX 3
LAX

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Aerial Cityscapes
Baldwin Hills
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Aerial Cityscapes
Oil Refinery, Torrance

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LA 25 Wilshire & N. Beverly
Wilshire Blvd and North Beverly Glen Blvd

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