AMAZING AERIAL PATTERNS

Swirling water and sand create amazing aerial images of river deltas across Iceland. Taken at 3000ft high, they show the abstract patterns Mother Nature can create. These incredible photographs were taken by American nature photographer Justin Reznick, 36. His fascination with aerial photography led him to capture these stunning images across Iceland.

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EUROSTAR-BUCKS

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EXERCISING OTTERS

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STRIKING IMAGES RECREATE WORLD WAR II

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PARROT RIDES ON THE TUBE

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DINNER TIME

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PLAYFUL ELEPHANTS MAKE A SPLASH

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HUNGRY HERON STRUGGLES TO HOLD ONTO ITS CATCH

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BATTY ABOUT BATMAN - MAN SPENDS £65K ON COLLECTION

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