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City in Motion: Bengaluru’s Skyline and Transformation

bySrihari KaranthProjects across Bengaluru & KarnatakaStarts from22,000 Per Site Visit (Up to 4 Hours)View full gallery

I have spent years flying over Namma Bengaluru, watching our city evolve from the air. This collection captures the pulse of our urban landscape, from the rhythmic traffic at Majestic to the historical footprint of Vidhan Soudha.

A stunning sunset over the Bengaluru cityscape, with the sun perfectly aligned over a central thoroughfare, capturing the vast expanse of the urban area.

An aerial view of Sankey Tank, a green oasis nestled within the city, showcasing the balance between urban development and natural spaces in Bengaluru.

The heart of Bengaluru at night. This aerial shot captures the illuminated Majestic bus and train stations, a central hub of activity.

An aerial perspective of MG Road, capturing the metro line, the vibrant commercial buildings, and the iconic Chinnaswamy Stadium in the background.

A day-and-night hyperlapse of the Majestic BMTC Bus Stand, showing the endless flow of buses and people that define this bustling transport hub.

A montage celebrating the beauty of Indian Railways, from the complex network of tracks at Bengaluru's city station to a scenic train journey through a lush green valley.

A top-down hyperlapse of Kempegowda Bus Stand, where the movement of buses resembles ants, highlighting the sheer scale of the world's second-largest bus station.

A "Then and Now" look at Vidhan Soudha, contrasting a historical photo from 1980 with a modern-day shot of the building illuminated at night.

An aerial view over Nandini Layout in West Bangalore, posing the question of development versus urban chaos in a rapidly expanding city.

A "Welcome to Bengaluru" montage capturing the city's vibrant evening atmosphere, from the shimmering skyline to its bustling nightlife across different neighborhoods.

About City in Motion: Urban Landscapes & Transformations

Creating a 'Then and Now' video is rarely just about overlapping two clips. It requires mapping the exact GPS coordinates and matching the focal length of historical photos, which is often more challenging than the actual flight. When you see how a junction like Townhall has changed over decades, you realize that my job is not just to record footage, but to document the physical history of our growth.

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