A matter of perspective

Today I would like to show you how much important is a level of perspective when it comes to aerial photography.

When I do photography sometimes the best effect can be achieved by flying as low as you can (ca. 2000ft over the city, which is 600 meteres) and as low as the law permits.

But sometimes you can have the best frame when you fly as high as possible.
It takes ca. 40 minutes to fly 3500 meters above the ground (12500ft) in a small Cessna 152 touristic plane, but the views are really worth it.

See the examples below:

2000ft AGL:

12500ft AGL:

The images show a view in Warsaw, Poland, over Saska Kępa part of town.

A huge difference, isn't it? Which perspective do you like more? Which is the most effective? Don't forget to comment and upvote for more of my aerial photogaphy :)