What problems might you infer or identify in using this type of photograph?
Plants and foliage showing in red tones in not at all intuitive and could cause misinterpretation of the photo. Visually, the dark contrast between the bright beach and the ocean gives the impression of rapidly deepening water, which isn't at all accurate to the area. Seeing a familiar area from the overhead vantage offered by an aerial photo may cause problems as the bird's eye view of a location looks quite different from our regular line of sight experience of it. Also, at a certain height, details become too small leaving a lot of different areas looking much like any other in the absence of large features like mountains, lakes, rivers, and seas. Without a stereoscopic image the photo lacks the dimension of depth, making it impossible to get a sense of the relative difference in elevation between different locations.
