Feature Image by: Harry Charters

Beautiful Aerial Photography of Instagram and Facebook

We've curated a stunning collection of birds-eye-view images—using the #CanonAustralia hashtag on Instagram and #CanonChallenge on Facebook—from photographers intrigued by exploring new perspectives. Next time you hear a chopper or plane overhead, just think, it could be one of these talented photographers on the hunt for their next jaw-dropping image.

Landscape aerial image

Photograph by Liz Barker

The awesome designs of nature in the sands of Cape Leveque in WA's stunning northwest.

Photograph by Grant Minns

Not a drone shot, but a cliff top shot at Redhead Bluff with my EOS 6D Mark II and EF 70-200mm f/4L USM.

Photograph by Peter Virag

Family and seagulls at Mordialloc Beach.

Photography by Casey Eveleigh

Bird eyes view.

Photograph by Stephen Humpleby

Looking down towards Lake Alexandria from Mt John NZ South Island.

Photography by @komoceanphoto

It's been a favorite beach of mine since I was kid getting pushed into waves by the old man, to the days of after work surfs and beers down on the sand.

Photograph by @remygerega

Off to Montreal tomorrow and looking forward to some cold weather! Aerials of some snowy mountains coming your way soon, until then here's one of my favourites from the Hutt Lagoon.

Photograph by @remygerega

One of the beautiful turquoise lagoons spotted while flying overs Shark Bay.

Photograph by @joshuaj.smith

The wheat harvest is particularly late this year due to all the weather. The flip side is that all this rain has made some fantastic looking crops that should yield well if they can dodge the storms.

Photograph by @joshuaj.smith

Indecision. Camel tracks. 1685ft. Feral Camels are huge issue and are well established in Central Australia. In addition to economic and social impacts, they cause significant damage to native vegetation and wetlands and compete with native animals for food.