2014-04-15

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Stunning views of the wildlife, the untouched nature of Botswana, and a bird's-eye view looking stunning. To capture such species, Brooklyn-based photographer Zack Seckler flew an ultralight aircraft and, at a height of less than 150 metres from the ground, captured dramatic wildlife episodes in the salt marsh, the Makgadikgadi Pan, and the Okavango Delta. Flying above the ground at a midget height and having the ability to manoeuvre precisely, the man has a wonderful opportunity to create amazing scenic photography, like huge paintings. The effect is pure beauty. You can see the series at Robin Rice Gallery in New York until February 23, 2014.

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife


Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

Incredible Aerial View of Botswana Wildlife

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