Cinematic Cityscapes And Rooftop Photography By The Daredevil Photographer Stella Yan
Creative architecture shots by Stella Yan, a talented self-taught photographer, urban explorer, and Instagrammer based in Shanghai, China. Stella focuses on urban, architecture, rooftop, and street photography. She uses Sony a9 camera.
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