Inspired by a course he took in community planning as an architecture student at Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, Alex MacClean is an aerial photographer whose work reveals the stunning patterns found in both natural and constructed landscapes when viewed from above, while simultaneously examining the impact of human intervention on the environment. If you’re a fan of Things Organized Neatly, you’ll probably dig it. Click through to view a gallery of some of our favorite shots.
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet
Photo credit: Alex MacClean. Image via MyModerMet