Landfall, Greenland by lemonjim
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this just a few hours ago today. surging glaciers come down from the continent.
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ND70 photo at 39000 feet looking north
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Brr!
Comments (8)
Man this is truly wicked. I flew over Greenland on my way back from Israel 2 yrs ago and I couldn't see anything this detailed. Maybe because I bought the cheepie seats in the luggage compartment the pilot took the pauper tour route lolol. The terrain detail looks fantastic, super intricate. I love your snow mat too although it is a little too blue it couldnt possibly be real ;) lolol. Excellent photo.
Wow that is fantastic! Beautiful birdseye view photography!
How great to get a gander at these ice rivers before they all slide off into the drink. Incredible detail - you must have had a clean window!
Not Terragen, Vue or Bryce can create such an image!! Wow!! Very cool!!! ; )
scroll down scroll up scroll down scroll up scroll down Impressive capture, Greenland, seen so little here but as large as Saudi Arabia it is certainly worth to be shot! Majestic glacial beauty! Excellent work!
[Ed Note: It was on a commercial flight, UA955. The view is to the north, flying west, local time about 10:30am.The light gray streak perceptable on the middle right is the shadow of my airplane's contrail! My seat was on the middle aisle, so I went to the small starboard side galley window which was not so clean, and if I squint I can still make out some blobs of blur/goo in a vertial swath just left of center.]
I didn't think a crystal clear pic like this was possible through a plane window...simply awesome!
Whoa nelly - jim's going global walkabout again! Cool!