What do you do on long flights, watch a movie, read a book, or try to get some sleep? Paul Williams takes jaw-dropping images of the landscape unfurling below him. His impressive series of pictures capture a rare view of Australia only viewable from thousands of feet in the air. Some of the sights include a 'desert footprint' in the Western Australian wheatfields, a fried-egg shape between Broome and Perth and what looks like a human sperm - which Paul has entitled 'desert seed'. This image looks like a human sperm, and Paul has named it Desert Seed. The picture was taken somewhere between Broom and Perth
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Natural landscapes in the shape of a fried egg, a foot and a human sperm spotted in Australian wilderness
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BBC producer Paul Williams took the photographs while traveling to work on Natural History programmes
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He says that he prefers taking the pictures to the in-flight movies on his travels and chooses his seat carefully
It shows quarries in western Australia's wheatbelt and was taken while the photographer was flying for his job with the @placeholder