I got rich here the other day and bought myself a whole satellite! While it is flying in orbit and taking pictures of the terrain for maps, but once I flew into it and took some interesting landscape shots.
I was mainly interested in water bodies. Here, for example, a lake in the tundra with a small river flowing out of it looks very much like a tadpole.
And here the river is already larger. The photo shows two more tributaries.
This river is slightly narrower, but it flows in hilly terrain.
We also managed to fly over the mighty Siberian river, which flows directly into the ocean! Unique shots!
Then I moved to another area and captured the mountain stream.
And here is another confluence of the river and the sea.
Here, the shadow of the ridge from the low rays of the setting sun fell on the bends of the river. How amazing our planet is!
And here is the ridge itself.
The lake is of glacial origin.
River floods occur in the tundra in spring. Here they often change their course.
I also managed to fly over a volcano that recently erupted.
At its foot, the entire landscape is covered with volcanic rock.
And this is an ice drift on the largest river in Siberia.
You can shoot rivers from a height endlessly!
The reservoir will also amaze with its size.
And finally, I will show the waterfall. Nature is wonderful, especially from above.
Happy April, 1! Happy humor day!
