British pilot Jon Bowles recorded stunning images showing the beauty of famous lands, from the Red River in Hanoi to Palm Island in Dubai.
Jon Bowles captures a river that winds through the land once under Lake Urmia, northwest of Iran.
Palm Jumeirah artificial islands in Dubai with impressive coastal buildings.
K2, the second highest mountain in the world, along the summit Broad and majestic Gasherbrums in the Himalayas and Karakoram.
The Ganges Delta is the largest plain in the world, in the picture is the Bangladesh side.This is also the most sacred river for Hindus.
The outdoor mine creates red light for the image taken under infrared light from the aircraft cockpit.
One of the great things about the pilot profession is admiring great views of the world, including Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro.
The image of Padma River in Bangladesh looks more like a work of art than a photo taken from a height of 12,000 m.
Kunyang Chhish Mountain is located in Pakistan's Karakoram range, near the Chinese border.
Labrador coast of Canada freezes.This is the mainland area of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Bowles took this unique photo when flying through the Great Rift valley in Africa.
Photos of British pilots show us the different beauty, the Earth's naked eyes.
This is the Kunlun mountain range in China.
Iran's Lake Urmia is located near the Turkish border. This was the largest lake in the Middle East, but was narrowed by dams built on the river.
The spread fields and small towns in Bulgaria look like impressive puzzle pieces.
Spectacular scenery, wild in Iran.
The van is Turkey's largest lake, with small water streams flowing down from the surrounding mountains.
Bowles captured the port on a giant man-made channel when flying through Dubai.
The industrial park from above has a rich color that the naked eye cannot see.
The Red River (pictured in northern Vietnam) flows from China's Yunnan province to the Gulf of Tonkin.
The city of Stellenbosch, near Cape Town in South Africa, is famous for its great wine.
