Photos taken from a height of more than 100 meters give us a very different feeling about the wild natural beauty of South Africa.
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| These aerial photos of South African wildlife are by award-winning photographer Zack Seckler. |
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| From his perspective, nature becomes magical, dreamy and enchanting. This is a picture of a herd of antelope grazing. |
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| Photo taken from a light aircraft at an altitude of 15-152 m. The photographer said the image of cattle walking on a South African beach is captivating, beautiful and strange. |
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| After traveling to India, Seckler found that images were a window into culture and himself in new and exciting ways. This photo is titled “A Sunday Appointment with the River.” |
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| Seckler took these photos to share a different perspective on the beauty of the world. A baby turtle swims off the coast of South Africa. |
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| Seckler came to South Africa for its stunning natural beauty. “Glittering oceans, lush forests, vast grasslands and harsh deserts,” he described. |
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| Seckler shares that in aerial photography, he always looks for a harmonious combination of abstract, breathtaking landscapes with other elements, such as animals. |
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| The photos give viewers a new feeling about the beautiful nature around. |
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| The rich diversity of animals in South Africa fascinated Seckler. Above, three flamingos spread their wings and soar over the grey landscape. |
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| A bull in the Eastern Cape. |
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| The photographer presents his work on the site in four categories: humor, lifestyle, landscape and personal. The photo above shows a flock of birds on a beach. |
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| With a pilot, Seckler flew across South Africa for a week. |
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| Images of South Africa will be displayed in an exhibition in New York, USA from April 13. |
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