German photographer Bernhard Edmeier is fascinated by water – both eternal and alive, able to move from ice to steam and back. Today we'll show you his awesome series of aerial photographs of the Earth's rivers, lakes, seas and oceans.
(Total 21 photos)
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air Source: featureshoot.comStunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
1. Skeidarar, Iceland
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
2. Kösseine River, Germany
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
3. Grand Prismatic Spring, USA
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
4. River Delta, Iceland
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
5. Chitina River, Alaska
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
6. Alligator River, Australia
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
7. River Awash, Australia
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
8. Eleuthera Island, Bahamas
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
9. Exuma District, Bahamas
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
10. Lake Natron, Kenya
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
11. Long Island, Bahamas
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
12. Mendenhall Glacier, Alaska
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
13. Orsted Dahl River Valley, Greenland
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
14. River Ord, Australia
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
15. River Ord, Australia
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
16. River Inn, Germany
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
17. Skeidarar, Iceland
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
18. Susitna Flats Reserve, Alaska
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
19. River Tyroler Aachen, Germany
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air
20. Tollensee River, Germany
Stunning photos of the Earth's water bodies from the air