The landscape of the earth surface is surprisingly beautiful

See photos of geologist Edmaier, you feel like looking at abstract paintings. However, these are actually coral reefs under the ocean, active volcanoes, hot springs, desert dunes, jungle, huge glaciers .

Searles Valley, California

During the past 20 years, photographer, geologist Bernhard Edmaier has quit exploring the most spectacular landscapes on earth, where there are coral reefs in the ocean, active volcanoes, hot springs. , desert sand dunes, giant forests and glaciers . During his travels, Bernhard Edmaier and his girlfriend rented aircraft and boats to capture natural images for life.

Volcano Etna in Italy

Talking about my hobby, Edmaier said: 'The patterns that I love from the geological structure I love are mostly very large, so I have to take photos from a great distance. Only from the point of view of the flying bird, can I capture the images and find the ideal angle ' .

Lena area, Siberia

Fine sand from volcanic ash in Iceland

Looking at the photos of Edmaier, you feel like you're looking at the abstract picture. However, these are actually rocky areas, desert sand storms, glacier glaciers, jungle, blue ocean .

Glacier in Australia

Beautiful photos were published as EarthART photo books (roughly translated: Earth Art). In the book, Edmaier will take you from the islands of the Bahamas to the plateaus in the Dolomites, Italy and the Alps in Germany; from the rugged desert in the dead valley in California to the bubbling mud lake in New Zealand dubbed the 'Gate of Hell'. 150 beautiful pictures with all colors: Blue, green, yellow, orange, red, purple, brown, gray, white . presented attractive.

An island near Eleuthera, Bahamas

The peninsula is near the German-Austrian border

The book is like an urgent call to protect the environment to help the beautiful landscape last long.

'Most of the landscapes in the photos seem very fragile, easily destroyed. In the long run, they will not be able to resist human exploitation. These landscapes will change, eventually disappearing. So, I am very happy even though only a few people look at my photos and tell myself to protect the natural landscapes forever like this. '