Greenland Glaciers by junge1
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Only minutes after we crossed the coast of Greenland at 63N 41W at an altitude of 34,000-ft. on a commercial Boeing 747 the scenery below us began to change. We could see the end of solid glaciers that originated in the interior of Greenland and we could see where they ended and calved various-sized icebergs.
A note to this picture. Anyone on our flight that had a window seat would or could have seen exactly what I saw, but most people didn't pay any attention to these sights or didn't think of photographing them.
This picture was taken on 3 October 1991 and later scanned.
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Sig...
Comments (31)
....ob das heute noch so viel Eis ist? Eine wunderschöne "Erinnerungs" - Aufnahme!
@flora-crassella. Ursula ich denke das da immer noch sehr viel Eis ist obwohl wir 'global warming' haben.
Down there is the source of "Glacier Girl" and the B-29 that Darryl Greenamyer rescued and then burned. Maybe one of the icebergs held one for a time after migrating as a glacier then floated to the tropics and dropped it when it melted. The ice is not talking.
Impressive view at this cold part of the earth. Excellent shot!
wonderful shot Sig, looks great!
wonderful image sig.
Fantastic shot Sig!
Another amazing view! Superb!
Most amazing aerial shot Sig!!! Wow... :)
With all the talk of losing ice mass..wonder what the same view would look like now..very impressive none the less...
Looks like another planet...amazing shot.
I have never flown Sig, I just never got round to it, but if I had I would have been glued to the window the entire flight. If someone else was sitting there and not enjoying the view, I'm afraid I might have got a tad upset with them and changed seats, forcibly if needed. Lol. Excellent capture, a beautiful view from high in the sky. Bravo!!!!!
wow this is a wonderland. so lovely to see this from the air.
In my trips i took a lot of pictures through the window! like you i must scan my photos..again this is an impressive shot Sig.thanks for sharing :)
Amazing capture again! I love seeing this view, and am so grateful you thought to record it!
Beautiful...
Wonderful photo!!! :)
Great to see this!
Amazing capture ;O)
Absolutely breathtaking shot!
Great capture, Sig!
what a wonderful shot it really looks cold,kind of refreshing since it's in the 90's here .....shadow
Like powdered sugar dumped out of the bag...Such a feeling of isolation comes with this much ice. Gorgeous capture.
Am glad you thought of it.. thank you for sharing such fascinating views.
looks great, thanks for sharing Sig !
very impressive capture for shooting out a jet window or prop
Very impressive. Aloha
Wonderful aerial view ! Bravo
Excellent capture Junge.
Fascinating!