The phrase "aerial scenes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe images, views, or footage captured from the air, often in the context of photography, film, or art.
Example: "The documentary featured stunning aerial scenes of the Grand Canyon, showcasing its vastness and beauty from above."
Alternatives: "drone footage" or "sky views".
Now, as owner of Earth Flight Productions, Mr. Peyton sets his music to aerial scenes for use in business videos.
"Under New York Skies,"at the Museum of the City of New York, brings together thirty of the artist's aerial scenes of the city.
There is a sensual, erotic quality to the aerial scenes; his budding love for his fiancée, Naoko, is symbolised by the soaring flight of paper aeroplanes.
George Steinmetz's captivating photographs in the New Yorker show us an array of aerial scenes of the Big Apple drenched in sunshine.
The findings, released with what the army said were aerial scenes of the attacks and subsequent blasts, largely reflected the army's initial version of events.
First came the tender pictures he took of his wife and family, beginning in the nineteen-sixties, followed by a pivot, in the eighties, to dramatic aerial scenes of ravaged landscapes, which have the allure of abstractions, despite the fact that they detail a planet in peril.
We perform comprehensive experiments on four texture recognition datasets and four remote sensing scene classification benchmarks: UC-Merced with 21 scene categories, WHU-RS19 with 19 scene classes, RSSCN7 with 7 categories and the recently introduced large scale aerial image dataset (AID) with 30 aerial scene types.
At 7 23 p.m., an aerial scene began in Peter Parker's bedroom to the delight of some audience members — yet it was halted two minutes later with the first of four pauses in Act I, apparently to free the lead actor, Reeve Carney (who plays Peter Parker and is one of those playing Spider-Man), from an aerial harness.
Yet during the opening aerial scene all is still silent, with no emergency vehicles anywhere to attend to the fires.
Keene's roles in "The Snow Queen" include a flying gyspy in the aerial scene, a panther and a towns person.
Another may-have-been controversial aerial scene was cut, a shot of the Detroit airport runway system that some film editors said revealed a pattern or shape that reminded them too much of a Nazi swastika.
