iN PHOTOS: Stunning images of Kamloops, Okanagan captured from above

There's no shortage of gorgeous scenery to enjoy in Kamloops and the Okanagan but some views of our cities and landscapes are trickier to get.

Images captured this summer by area photographers were taken from high above from small aircraft or with drones, lending very different perspectives.

Sailboats, bridges, rolling topography and urban landscapes are pictured in this summertime aerial collection.

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If you have aerial photos of Kamloops or the Okanagan you want to share, send them to news@infonews.ca. 

Skaha Lake at Okanagan Falls as seen from high in the air. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Robert Brunet

Part of Kamloops was photographed from an ultralight aircraft. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Jan Nademlejnsky

Summerland is seen from above on a bright sunny day. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Robert Brunet

This red bridge photographed by a drone is located in Keremeos. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Robert Brunet

This photo over Venables Valley near Ashcroft was taken from a Cessna 172. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Steven Seibert

Cache Creek is viewed from a Cessna 172. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Steven Seibert

Downtown Kamloops is pictured in this aerial photograph. | Credit: SUBMITTED/ Qazi Mohammad Yasir


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Shannon Ainslie

Shannon Ainslie brings a background of writing and blogging to the team. She is interested in covering human interest stories and engaging with her community of Kamloops.