Our beautiful planet - view from orbit
Categories: Aerophoto
By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/our-beautiful-planet-view-from-orbit.htmlIf you are looking for inspiration to mix new colors and get incredible shades, then this post is what you need. We also recommend it to everyone else to view, because here are amazing photos of our Earth taken by the European Space Agency. How amazing is our planet from orbit! What incredible colors and shades nature creates by painting landscapes and landscapes! Some mountains and rivers even look like a batik painting or a frost pattern on glass. In a word, beauty and only!
Yucatan Peninsula, Mexico.
Lake Eyre, South Australia.
Uluru, Australia.
Lake Mead, USA.
The Zambezi River.
The Mississippi River Delta.
Namib desert.
Northern Sweden.
Shanghai, China.
Andes, Peru.
Imperial Valley, California.
Corrientes Province, Argentina.
Sakha Republic, Russia.
The Sahara Desert.
Artificial island in The Persian Gulf.
Neiriz Lakes, Iran.
Himalayas.
Deshte-Kevir, Iran.
France.
Flinders, South Australia.
Burma (Myanmar).
The North Magnetic Pole.
Clearwater Lakes, Canada.
Cape Nordkin, Norway.
Betsibuka River, Madagascar.
The Aral Sea.
Aorung Crater, Chad.
Keywords: Beauty | Landscape | Orbit | Planet
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