The planet earth is extremely
beautiful, and by seeing these images, you’d take a long breath and feel you’ve
never seen it before. A British pilot exposes, winding rivers, glittering
skylines, tall peak under infrared light. The earth is best viewed from above,
by taking incredible aerial photographs of majestic landscapes. The British
pilot Captain Jon Bowles takes the Dubai’s man-made Palm islands from his
cockpit at altitudes of up to 40,000ft.
He has taken some of incredibly
photos of K2 peaks, the 2nd highest mountain in the world in
Himalayas, Mount Kilimanjaro, Canada's frozen Labrador coast, Great Rift Valley
in Africa, Kunlun Mountains in China, Iran's Lake Urmia, Lake Van is the
largest lake in Turkey, Padma River in Bangladesh, and the sacred waters of the
Ganges Delta and Kunyang Chhish mountain & salt flats of Pakistan. The
Bolton based, 55 years old pilot, used a modified Sony Nex 5N camera to capture
these breathtaking pictures in a completely different spectrum. His astonishing
shooting shows the world in a light impossible for the human eye to detect.
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