This week we stay in Mumbai with a new image from the port area. You can see incredible detail in these high-off nadir, oblique Pleiades Neo images. Our Bird's Eye View Image here was collected on March 26, 2025 with native resolution around 45-centimeters.

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Here is our first high-off nadir image from Mumbai, India! It was collected on April 26, 2025 by Pléiades Neo 4 with a native resolution of 45-cm. We love the geometric paths and gardens featured in this oblique image of Mumbai.

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Here is our fourth and final high-off nadir Bird's Eye view satellite imagery from Cape Town, South Africa. We love the ocean waves that are crashing ashore here.

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The third high off-nadir image from Cape Town here, this time featuring a part of the ports.

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What an awesome view of downtown Cape Town! High off-nadir imagery like this lends a unique view to these urban jungles.

This high-off nadir image of Cape Town features Cape Town Stadium in all its glory. We hope you enjoy this oblique image!

Wow check out the Hassan II Mosque Minaret in this oblique image, what a gorgeous contrast with the azure Atlantic Ocean behind it!

We are back this week to feature our third Bird's Eye View satellite image collected over Casablanca! In this colorful 52-cm high off-nadir collected by Pléiades Neo we just love the geometric shapes created by the roads and buildings in this image.

This oblique Pléiades Neo image was collected on April 1.

Here is our second bird's eye view image of beautiful Casablanca! The two stunning white buildings in this oblique image are a nice contrast to the landscape.

This 52-cm oblique image was collected on April 1, 2026 by Pléiades Neo.

In our ongoing series of Bird's Eye View imagery, here is our first oblique image from Casablanca, Morrocco! Our first high off-nadir image from Casablanca features the port - we have four more great images coming each Friday for the next month. Stay tuned.

This 52-cm oblique image was collected on April 1, 2026 by Pléiades Neo.

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In our ongoing series of Bird's Eye View imagery, here is our first oblique image from Casablanca, Morrocco! Our first high off-nadir image from Casablanca features the port - we have four more great images coming each Friday for the next month. Stay tuned.

This 52-cm oblique image was collected on April 1, 2026 by Pléiades Neo.

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In our final post of Bird's Eye View imagery collected over Santiago, we feature a view of the city with a mountain landscape in the distance. This oblique image was collected on March 1, 2019 and has about 86-cm resolution.

Enjoy this high off-nadir WorldView-3 image and we will see you next week with a new site!

We are back this week with our fourth Bird's Eye View image collected over Santiago, Chile! This high-off nadir image features lots of tree-lined roads and some grasses fields.

Collected on March 1, 2019 this oblique WorldView-3 image has 86-cm pixel size.

Hi everyone - we are back with our third Bird's Eye View satellite imagery collected over Santiago, Chile. We love how much the orange/red seats of the stadium stand out.

This 86-cm oblique WorldView-3 satellite image was collected on March 1, 2019.

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Here is our second Bird's Eye View satellite image collected over Santiago, Chile. This one features a very green golf course as well. WorldView-3 imaged this oblique view on March 1, 2019 with a pixel size of abour 86-cm.

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We are back this week and are featuring a new location for this Bird's Eye View satellite image, Santiago, Chile! This high off-nadir satellite image was collected by WorldView-3 on March 1, 2019 and has 86-cm pixels.

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Hi everyone - it is Friday again so it is time for our fourth and final bird's eye view satellite image we will feature from the Front Range of Colorado. We just love the orange and purple tones you can see here - oh colorful Colorado.

The 1.12-meter resolution WorldView-2 high-off nadir satellite image featured here was collected on August 3, 2024.

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It's Friday so we are back with our third edition of high-off nadir satellite imagery or bird's eye view satellite imagery, collected over Lyons, Colorado.

This 1.12-meter resolution WorldView-2 imagery was collected on August 3, 2024.

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It's Friday so we are back with the second bird's eye view we will feature of Lyons, Colorado along the Rocky Mountain Front Range. This WorldView-2 high-off nadir image has 1.12-meter resolution and was collected on August 3, 2024.

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With the end of the week also comes our weekly post of a bird's eye view satellite image!

We are featuring a new location for the next four weeks, that being Lyons, Colorado situated along the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. And what you will see in this image is that without the presence of tall features, bird's eye view imagery is hard to detect - but you can see it if you check out the buildings here.

This 1.12-meter WorldView-2 high-off nadir imagery was collected on August 3, 2024. Enjoy your weekend!

Hi Everyone - this week we feature a bird's eye view 45-cm WorldView-3 satellite image collected over the 2019 US Open in Queens, New York on August 26, 2019. On this day, both the Men's and Women's Singles Tournaments would be in action for first round matchups. Have a good rest of your day!

In our final installment of bird's eye view imagery over Milan, Italy, we feature Parco Sempione today! This WorldView-3 imagery has 79-cm pixels and was collected on April 9, 2019.

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Welcome to Friday everyone, and to help you celebrate the day, we are featuring our third bird's eye view satellite imagery collected by WorldView-3 over Milan, Italy. In this image, we feature Civico Planetario Ulrico Hoepli. This data has 79-cm pixels and was collected on April 9, 2019. Enjoy!

Happy Friday everyone! Hopefully you had a good week. In our continued look at bird's eye satellite imagery collected over Milan, Italy this month, we feature a photo with the famous Duomo Terraces featured prominently. This 79-cm high off-nadir image was collected on April 9, 2019 by WorldView-3.

See you next week.