Question

photographer george steinmetz takes aerial photographs what he calls \street photography from the sky\ while soaring through the sky on a motorized paraglider.

Explanation:

The sentence has a grammatical error. The relative pronoun "that" (or "which" in a non - restrictive sense, but here it's a restrictive clause) is missing after "photographs". The correct sentence should be: "Photographer George Steinmetz takes aerial photographs that he calls'street photography from the sky' while soaring through the sky on a motorized paraglider."

If this was a question about identifying the error, the answer is that the sentence is missing the relative pronoun "that" (or "which") after "photographs" to introduce the relative clause "he calls'street photography from the sky'".

Answer:

The sentence has a grammatical error. The relative pronoun "that" (or "which" in a non - restrictive sense, but here it's a restrictive clause) is missing after "photographs". The correct sentence should be: "Photographer George Steinmetz takes aerial photographs that he calls'street photography from the sky' while soaring through the sky on a motorized paraglider."

If this was a question about identifying the error, the answer is that the sentence is missing the relative pronoun "that" (or "which") after "photographs" to introduce the relative clause "he calls'street photography from the sky'".