Reymon de Real PhotographySOARIN’ O’ER SUNRISE
Flying is for me one of the most exciting aspects of travelling. I love the thrill of the takeoff from the powerful vibration of the aircraft to the ferocious rumble of its engine. I always sit by the window to watch everything speed by until the aircraft touches the sky and everything below looks like a miniature toy set. During my vacation last month, my flight’s takeoff schedule coincided with the sunrise so that got me excited hoping to capture a few interesting shots. As soon as I got a glimpse of the sun I started snapping with my iPhone 7 Plus and framed the wing as an additional focal point to my composition. I also included my home city of Fort Lauderdale below for a sense of height. The rich golden yellow light of the sun casting shadows all over also created a multidimensional effect on the clouds. One technique I do when using my phone on a plane is to press the phone flat on the window to prevent reflections. Here are four photos I took as my plane soared over the Atlantic Ocean on it’s way to my vacation destination.
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Could not agree more, my holiday starts on the runway, and nothing ruins my holiday more than not getting a window seat!
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Beautiful!
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Beautiful images.
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Thank you ver much!
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I share your love of flying, but I’ve never been able to capture good pictures from a window seat. These are amazing!
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Thanks Judy. Next time try my technique of pressing the lens close to the window to avoid capturing reflections of your fellow passengers.
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Great pics. I recently had a wonderful flight from Barcelona to Doha which flew over Rome, Istanbul and various other places with clear skies abounding. What a joy to see spectacular scenery from on high instead of just cloud. 🙂
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Thank you. That would have been awesone with the significant change of terrain…from cities and deserts to forests and snow capped mountains.
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You said it, and the Arabian gulf at night was something too. I never really appreciated how bright naked fires are from the air compared to electric lights until then.
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Great images!
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Thank you so much!
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Wonderfully jaw dropping captures these are Reymon!
Though I have enjoyed the amazing feeling of flying high above of skies only twice in my life so far, and that too earlier this year :), I do want to experience it again.
And thanks for the tip 🙂
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Thank you! The funny part about this is that I’m scared of heights. LOL!
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