Seeing the world from above sometimes reveals all kinds of unexpected images. Take, for example, the astounding geometric grace of the world's largest plant maze--10 acres-as seen by ace aerial photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand. Sunflowers and corn are used to create new mass maze every year at this site in Reignac-sur-Indre in France. Or how about Yann's photograph of this amazing heart-shaped clearing in a mangrove swamp in New Caledonia. These two photographs are but a sampling of the nearly 2,000 spectacular aerial images from all over the world available for free as wallpaper from his website. Thanks to his largesse, you could redo your wallpaper every day for almost 6 years. And get a whole new view of our world in the process.
7 comments:
So many fantastic ideas, pieces of info, artists, art, scientific pages...there is just so much out in the world to discover! This is a good one! Gail
Yes, the abundance of incredible things one can discover on the internet seems to know no bounds. Course, there's alot of junk out there too. But this site really grabbed me. Enjoy!
All so beautiful!
Layanee at Ledge and Gardens
Absolutely amazing!
Wow!
Amazing.... bouth of the photos.
Linda
Thanks ginger, tina and linda--Hard not to come way with new wallpaper after that site, harder still to pick just which one to use first!
Wow!
Thank you for sharing this. Very inspiring
Philip
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