Lü Fengxiao is a Chinese aerial photographer who documents China's landscapes from a bird's-eye view using drones. His work captures familiar mountains, rivers, cities, and countryside from the air, turning them into cohesive visual images that offer readers a different perspective on ordinary scenery. Public information about him is limited; his representative work is Seeing China from Above, and one of his titles is included in the collection, commonly classified under photography. His subjects center on China's natural and cultural geography, emphasizing landforms and spatial relationships from high altitudes. His approach favors letting the images speak for themselves, using overhead shots to help readers rediscover the land beneath their feet. This kind of aerial practice also reflects the shift in how people see the earth since drone photography became widespread, offering a direct visual reference for readers interested in geography and photography.
