Aerial Photography of America by Cameron Davidson

Photographer Cameron Davidson started his aerial photography career in 1980 when taking snapshots for National Geographic and asked a local pilot to help him get an aerial view, and has been doing so ever since.

Featuring pictures taken from low-flying planes and helicopters, each of Cameron Davidson’s pictures takes viewers on a dynamic tour of a vast range of different landscapes and topographies. From ocean wind farms to winding rivers and downtown urban cores, this Cameron Davidson collection celebrates the wide array of terrain that the world has to offer in vivid HD detail.

New York City


New York City


Conservatory Garden in Central Park, New York


Las Vegas


San Francisco


San Francisco Bay


Pendleton, West Virginia


Florida Keys


Northern Iowa


Palouse Hills, Washington


Las Vegas, Nevada


Hamptons, New York


Mount Vernon, Virginia


Bass Estate, Connecticut


Yellowstone, Montana

Abandoned Houses in New Orleans, Louisiana

According to the 2010 census, New Orleans lost the greatest percentage of its population out of any other US city (29.1%) in the past 10 years. Things are starting to get better, but as you can see, in some parts of NOLA, not much has changed since 2005 Hurricane Katrina.