Pennsylvania is a gorgeous state; that’s something evident from walking around, but have you ever wondered what the birds and bees see when they flap/buzz around over our state? Here are some breathtaking aerial shots of Pennsylvania landmarks and landscapes.
- Logan Square in Philadelphia
Danny Fowler/ Flickr This photograph, from the Embassy Suites building, captures a famous Philadelphia landmark from above.
- Three Mile Island Nuclear Power Plant
ATIS547/ Flickr Three Mile Island was home to one of the worst nuclear disasters ever to occur in the USA.
- Pennsylvania farmlands
IIP Photo Archive/ Flickr The best part of flying in Pennsylvania is admiring the patchwork farmland.
- Hollidaysburg
pipeandpint/ Flickr Is Hollidaysburg always on holiday? Probably not, but it still looks cool from midair.
- Wilkes-Barre
Pennsylvania National Guard/ Flickr This amazing photograph shows the flooding that occurred in Wilkes-Barre in 2011.
- Hughesville
wormwould/ Flickr A typically idyllic Pennsylvania farm, this one in Hughesville.
- Suburbs outside of Philadelphia
Tom Blackwell/ Flickr The serpentine suburban roads sprawl outside of Philadelphia.
- Beaver Stadium, Penn State University
Penn State/ Flickr Penn State is famous for its incredible turn-out at sporting events… As evidenced by this groovy aerial shot of Beaver Stadium.
- Philadelphia from far above
Mr.TinDC/ Flickr Yet another shot of Philadelphia… This one from far, far above.
- Bethlehem Steel Stacks
Lehigh Valley, PA/ Flickr Bethlehem Steel employed many residents of the area before it unexpectedly shut down. Now the steel stacks stand as dramatic reminders of PA industry of the past.
- Pittsburgh
flyboy79ab/ Flickr Pittsburgh, as you can see, is surrounded by water and makes for excellent photography… Aerial or no.
Have you ever gotten an amazing birds-eye view of Pennsylvania? Share below.
Danny Fowler/ Flickr
This photograph, from the Embassy Suites building, captures a famous Philadelphia landmark from above.
ATIS547/ Flickr
Three Mile Island was home to one of the worst nuclear disasters ever to occur in the USA.
IIP Photo Archive/ Flickr
The best part of flying in Pennsylvania is admiring the patchwork farmland.
pipeandpint/ Flickr
Is Hollidaysburg always on holiday? Probably not, but it still looks cool from midair.
Pennsylvania National Guard/ Flickr
This amazing photograph shows the flooding that occurred in Wilkes-Barre in 2011.
wormwould/ Flickr
A typically idyllic Pennsylvania farm, this one in Hughesville.
Tom Blackwell/ Flickr
The serpentine suburban roads sprawl outside of Philadelphia.
Penn State/ Flickr
Penn State is famous for its incredible turn-out at sporting events… As evidenced by this groovy aerial shot of Beaver Stadium.
Mr.TinDC/ Flickr
Yet another shot of Philadelphia… This one from far, far above.
Lehigh Valley, PA/ Flickr
Bethlehem Steel employed many residents of the area before it unexpectedly shut down. Now the steel stacks stand as dramatic reminders of PA industry of the past.
flyboy79ab/ Flickr
Pittsburgh, as you can see, is surrounded by water and makes for excellent photography… Aerial or no.
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