Himalayas from 20,000 feet

Ryan Nance April 7, 2018

From the project page:

The aerial cinema experts at Teton Gravity Research release the first ultra HD footage of the Himalayas shot from above 20,000 ft. with the GSS C520 system, the most advanced gyro-stabilized camera system in the world. Filmed from a helicopter with a crew flying from Kathmandu at 4,600 ft. up to 24,000 ft. on supplemental oxygen, these are some of the most stable, crisp, clear aerial shots of these mountains ever released, which include Mt. Everest, Ama Dablam, and Lhotse.

East Asia's Misty Mountains

Ryan Nance June 24, 2016

Kyon.J is a Japanese photographer who's stunning photos of Guilin in China and Mount Fuji in Japan surpass the cliched images with just the right touch of light and wonder.

Spine of the South – The Andes in Timelapse

Ryan Nance February 9, 2016

From the project:

In 2015 Overland Collective photographer Eric Hanson traveled the Andean spine of South America, from Ecuador to Patagonia. For seven months, he traveled almost entirely solo, via a mixture of public transportation, trekking, and a Great Wall Wingle (if you don't know what that is, it's the finest vehicle known to man). Along the way, he took a few hundred thousand photos.