Aerial photography presents a magical, avian view of the world around us, but until I (someday) get a quadcopter drone, commercial air travel is my best friend. (Other than the fact that pretty much all other aspects of commercial air travel are pretty miserable.)
In any case, this photograph of the Columbia River, with Oregon on the right of the image and Washington on the upper-left, does a good job of capturing the strange mish-mash of agriculture, residences, and industry in the Pacific Northwest.
Decaseconds 
Love it! But this: how do you get a good photo through the commercial window? I find them always so cloudy and obscuring?
I had two factors on my side (in addition to a wide-open aperture): the sun was coming from the other side of the plane, so it didn’t enhance the character of the window, and the plane seemed relatively new, so the windows were in better shape than average.
Nicely done.