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[Video] Photographer captures bird’s-eye view of Pyongyang
By Im Eun-byelPublished : Oct. 26, 2017 - 14:53
According to NK News' report, a photographer named Aram Pan, from Singapore, shot a 360-degree aerial video of Pyongyang, North Korea.
Pan was permitted by the communist country’s authority to shoot the video on a microlight aircraft.
Pan was permitted by the communist country’s authority to shoot the video on a microlight aircraft.
“An official (from relevant authorities) censored my footage and erased some of the photos. But still, I was able to keep 90 percent of my work,” Pan said to NK News.
He also recounted that “North Korea prohibits any footage of its military, soldiers and construction sites. But when it comes to other things, it wasn’t very restrictive.”
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