Published by Sara L. Chapman on Thursday, November 26, 2009, do not copy, use or redistribute photo without prior written permission. Thank you for honoring copyright law.
Nevada sky
Taking photos out of an airplane window is very challenging, and my trusty little point-and-shoot Canon camera does its best. I really want the quality of a big camera, but I don’t want the shlep (means haul around), to use a New York expression. Sometimes even borderline image quality still has some appeal, at least to me. I love this moody effect, and I hope you enjoy it, flaws and all.
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Well I think your point and shoot did a very nice job! That Nevada sky looks quite nice from the perspective of an airplane window…I wonder what it looked like from ground level? Beautiful capture!
Thats seems like a painting, just look at the layers in the picture, its awesome, i liked it. I can feel it quiet, peace and so silent nature.
Great view from up there! It really looks desolate down below. Happy skywatching…
Looks so calm and it’s really a great shot!
Lovely pic Sara!
Don’t have mountains like that in Ohio Thanks for sharing
Wow … my little point and shoot never captured anything so lovely through the window of a plane. I love the subtle mix of colors in this beautiful vista.
Hugs and blessings,
Oh I love it – all the layers upon layers of mountains, and the jagged peaks, and the brown folds of the earth.
Great shot. Always a fun persepctive from the air.
Great shot of the mountins, I like the layer look.
Sara, beautiful photo… my kind of serigraph.