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1 of 15A clearing in a forest near Gdynia with trees changing colour in autumn.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
2 of 15A patch of forest in the region of Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
3 of 15A view over a lake in a forest with trees changing colour in autumn in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
4 of 15An aerial view of a forest with the trees changing colour in autumn in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
5 of 15A view of a house in a forest with trees changing colour in autumn in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
6 of 15A clearing surrounded by trees changing colour in autumn in a forest in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
7 of 15A view of a clearing amongst trees changing colour in autumn in a forest in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
8 of 15A view over a forest with trees changing colour in autumn.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
9 of 15A view over a forest with trees changing colour in autumn.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
10 of 15A view over a forest with trees changing colour in autumn in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
11 of 15A view over a forest with trees changing colour in autumn near Gdynia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
12 of 15A view of a forest in the edge of a lake with the trees changing colour in autumn in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
13 of 15The Brda River runs through a valley near Tuchola.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
14 of 15A river runs through farmland in Kashubia.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS -
15 of 15A view over a forest with trees changing colour in autumn.Kacper Kowalski—PANOS
Autumn is here, and photographers everywhere are capturing the changing colors of the season. Poland-based photographer Kacper Kowalski captured the most unique views of all, opting to shoot his country’s fall foliage by paraglider (and sometimes gyroplane), creating these magnificent images of the landscape.
“I fly alone as the pilot and photographer,” Kowalski told TIME. “I use a regular reportage camera in my hand. [In this] way I can have control over the image, I can decide by myself where, how and when I will fly to take the image.”
The pictures are part of a larger body of work by Kowalski where he has captured both rural and urban parts of Poland over several years. “I work and live in Gdynia in the northern part of Poland . . . very close to Gdansk at the Baltic sea. The landscape is very rich. And the nature. It is absolutley amazing. Because of the climate in this geographical location it is different each week.”
You can see more of Kowalski’s work and read more about his process here.
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