National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 10月29日 07時45分

Photo by @renan_ozturk // Had my first experience in a flying contraption called a ultralight trike this past week covering ground from Moab, through Arches, Island of the Sky, Maze Districts of the Canyonlands, Bears Ears National Monument, Lake Powell and down all the way to Tsé Biiʼ Ndzisgaii (Monument Valley). At first I was just gripped out of my mind sitting mid-air with nothing but a normal airplane seatbelt, 60mph wind whipping, knowing that if I dropped anything in the propeller 3ft behind me it was the end of us. Mostly though it was just the wonder of seeing a landscape in a new way, one I'm familiar with on the micro level of cracks and petroglyphs bt not in this “seen from space” perspective. What seemed so infinite - the endless desert towers and ridge lines, was now just a few interconnected miniatures carved in geologic sand and strafed with shadows of the earth’s morning light. Shot with @shotsfromabove @クリス・バーカード

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