Birds eye Views from Around the World

11 Replies to “Birds eye Views from Around the World”

1. Left my blinds open again. Gotta be more mindful of who is looking in.

2. That’s amazing. The geometric shapes and colours.
   And the smog.
   (sigh)

3. I looked at the picture of San Francisco, and I didn’t see a single gay person!

4. Perhaps they’re all married now?

5. Nice find. Thanks for sharing.

6. Moscow looks kind of grey and uninviting — and I must have been in one of those cloud mists in Seattle because the only time I was there, many, many moons ago, I was stuck in one of them: nothing but cloud, drizzle, grey, dampness.
   The Vietnam and Holland photos were beautiful.

7. Mexico city looked like one rolling Garbage heap.
   Loved the fact even when poor people build in geometrical shapes.
   Quite amazing. Even the older towns with no grids have a pattern. Its like its part of the human mind to create in this way. Very well done.

8. “Even the older towns with no grids have a pattern. Its like its part of the human mind to create in this way.”
   Intelligent design?

9. Now that I think about it we are made in the Image of God.
   So our creations would mirror design, even in a seemingly Chaotic way. It would always reflect order in observable Shapes some way. Just as the Universe does.

10. Uh huh!!

11. I’m looking at these pictures and wonder “can a bird really fly that high”?
    http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20060612134443AA0769I
    The answer could have knocked me down with a feather.