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In 1975, Alex Maclean began his career in photography after getting his pilot license in Harvard. After three decades of taking beautiful aerial photos, Maclean’s work had been exhibited  in London’s Beetles and Huxley. 

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Check out more of his works at Alex Maclean’s website and Beetles and Huxley website.

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