I just uploaded some more shots from last week’s flight over Greenland, en route from London to Denver. The last series, of peaks drowning in ice, was shot with the sun below the horizon, behind clouds, or both. Couldn’t tell from my side of the plane. As we flew straight west, however, the sun began to come up again, just peeking over the horizon and illuminating the peaks of mountains above deep fjords bottomed by glaciers, all moving toward the Davis Strait on the west side of the island. The result highlighted the deep blue of dusk in the valleys.
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It’s beautiful in any case, and it must have been something to look at out the window in order to make you shoot it.
You aerial shots have made me start paying a bit more camera-attention out the windows, now. I have some stuff in archive around here and haven’t begun sorting through it, but I think I’m going to get a little more busy during the ride from now on.
Great stuff.
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