Just the other day, I was looking at some shots on Flickr that were taken from an airplane. I thought, “surely there must be better plane photos”.
I was right.
ooooo…I like that. The quote and the picture.
wow. the ripples in the clouds reminded me of a brain.
don’t you just want to lie down on them? gah. that’s just so beautiful. and i hate to fly. heights and small spaces. meh. i’m usually too doped up to appreciate the beauty. but really…it’s better for everyone that i am.
i’m glad there are people like you who can keep their eyes open and can compose a shot like this.
thanks.
There’s nothing like it, huh? I would fly every day, if I could.
I want to bounce in it, just plop down on it like a bed.
i hate flying… i avoid it as much as possible…
That’s the best plane photo I’ve seen in a long time. Your site makes me want to travel again soon.
I remember when your grandma flew to LV for a vacation with B-Ann. She told me she felt so close to heaven. That the plane flew above the clouds just mystified her. I feel somewhat the same way. I haven’t flown in a while, but I do love it. I think if I could fly someplace about once a week, it would be a long time before I tired of it.
What did you do to the color? Was it really this blue?
And I agree with Mr. Cohen.
Mom :sunny:
…just don’t test mine! :p
:heartbeat:,
indeed. my JJ is up there right now, flying to California.
When I saw this photo, I immediately thought of Louis Armstrong singing, “What a wonderful world.” The image is so buoyant and light and dreamy.
~
ryc: It still creeps me out, but I can laugh nervously at the encounter. I’ve met people who are bi, but have never been approached by someone before much less asked to “play” in a threesome. I just couldn’t do such things on a whim no matter how much I enjoy pleasure. The eww factor afterwards makes the idea unappealing. Intimacy and knowing the person you’re with counts for a lot.
Nice.
I could stare at this picture for hours and get lost in it at the same time. :goodjob:
breathtaking
This picture is so pretty - it’s nice being above the clouds, looking down.
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I like the way you pair your photos with quotes.
:sunny:
Wow, this is beautiful, and that quote is its perfect mate.
The clouds are beautiful, but I don’t fly anymore. I get deathly ill, even with medication. I’ll just have to see the clouds from below, or from your pictures.:goodjob:
That looks great! I have a few plane photos myself but they are tough to get perfect. I’m impressed. -mari
heavenly. and the pic is nice too!
LOL…just kidding, it’s wonderful.
I love to fly. And I LOVE to look out the window the whole time. The perspective is so bizarre, so above and beyond (pun!) our ordinary view. A birds-eye view of clouds, mountains, cities is well worth the price of a ticket if you can get a window seat. Reminds me of Earth from Above by Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
endless possibilities….that was my first thought…..
*~matthew~*
Despite being all in the mind, some of them still seem so insuperable. (wait… is that an English word? Oh… {whew!} yeah it is)
Yes, I enjoy rolling around in those fond childhood memories once in a while. I had forgotten about the stars through the car window until it came to me out of nowhere. That’s usually a sign to reexamine it further.
~
G’night.
You obviously took this from a plane. :goodjob:
:goodjob: …lovely photo, Molly! Reminds me of Georgia O’Keeffe paintings. Did you happen to think of her? God bless, MuSe
:goodjob: such truths!
hiya M! long time no see. i love this photo & the quote.
What a shot!! . . . and how did I miss the last one of the door. cool
Great photo… and the door before this one… beautiful. :goodjob:
nice quote and picture
I have an aunt and uncle that live in Galt near Lodi and Stockton, just south of Sacramento. I love that part of the state where it’s close to mid-sized urban cities and agricultural/rural areas at the same time. The suburbs are a bit bland, but that’s everywhere. If you drive a few blocks from their house you can smell the manure from the horse pastures nearby which is always a jolt. The back country drives through citrus groves and grain fields are grand. They have close access to the coast and mountains, lakes and deserts within a few hours drive.
I like the vibrancy of multicultural cities and also enjoy the simplicity of being in natural surroundings. Whenever too many people are around, life is never simple.
I love sky and cloud pics. Just looking at them make me feel soooo at peace. Very pretty picture.
Cheers!
And in my giddiness, I must say that you’re truly an splendid person. Just know it for what little I know.
And if I could send a peck on the cheek across half the country, you’d be feeling it right about……now.
Did I mention that beer = good?
Dear Molly,
I also very much love cloudscapes, and yours always seem to be Angel’s views of these wonders.
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Just the other day, I was looking at some shots on Flickr that were taken from an airplane. I thought, “surely there must be better plane photos”.
I was right.
ooooo…I like that. The quote and the picture.
wow. the ripples in the clouds reminded me of a brain.
don’t you just want to lie down on them?
gah.
that’s just so beautiful.
and i hate to fly. heights and small spaces. meh.
i’m usually too doped up to appreciate the beauty.
but really…it’s better for everyone that i am.
i’m glad there are people like you who can keep their eyes open
and can compose a shot like this.
thanks.
There’s nothing like it, huh?
I would fly every day, if I could.
I want to bounce in it, just plop down on it like a bed.
i hate flying… i avoid it as much as possible…
That’s the best plane photo I’ve seen in a long time.
Your site makes me want to travel again soon.
I remember when your grandma flew to LV for a vacation with B-Ann. She told me she felt so close to heaven. That the plane flew above the clouds just mystified her. I feel somewhat the same way. I haven’t flown in a while, but I do love it. I think if I could fly someplace about once a week, it would be a long time before I tired of it.
What did you do to the color? Was it really this blue?
And I agree with Mr. Cohen.
Mom :sunny:
…just don’t test mine! :p
:heartbeat:,
indeed. my JJ is up there right now, flying to California.
When I saw this photo, I immediately thought of Louis Armstrong singing, “What a wonderful world.” The image is so buoyant and light and dreamy.
~
ryc: It still creeps me out, but I can laugh nervously at the encounter. I’ve met people who are bi, but have never been approached by someone before much less asked to “play” in a threesome. I just couldn’t do such things on a whim no matter how much I enjoy pleasure. The eww factor afterwards makes the idea unappealing. Intimacy and knowing the person you’re with counts for a lot.
Nice.
I could stare at this picture for hours and get lost in it at the same time. :goodjob:
breathtaking
This picture is so pretty - it’s nice being above the clouds, looking down.
visit my site and take my personality test… learn out who you are and what is important to you…fun times
I like the way you pair your photos with quotes.
:sunny:
Wow, this is beautiful, and that quote is its perfect mate.
The clouds are beautiful, but I don’t fly anymore. I get deathly ill, even with medication. I’ll just have to see the clouds from below, or from your pictures.:goodjob:
That looks great! I have a few plane photos myself but they are tough to get perfect. I’m impressed.
-mari
heavenly. and the pic is nice too!
LOL…just kidding, it’s wonderful.
I love to fly. And I LOVE to look out the window the whole time. The perspective is so bizarre, so above and beyond (pun!) our ordinary view. A birds-eye view of clouds, mountains, cities is well worth the price of a ticket if you can get a window seat. Reminds me of Earth from Above by Yann Arthus-Bertrand.
endless possibilities….that was my first thought…..
*~matthew~*
Despite being all in the mind, some of them still seem so insuperable. (wait… is that an English word? Oh… {whew!} yeah it is)
Yes, I enjoy rolling around in those fond childhood memories once in a while. I had forgotten about the stars through the car window until it came to me out of nowhere. That’s usually a sign to reexamine it further.
~
G’night.
You obviously took this from a plane. :goodjob:
:goodjob: …lovely photo, Molly! Reminds me of Georgia O’Keeffe paintings. Did you happen to think of her? God bless,
MuSe
:goodjob:
such truths!
hiya M! long time no see. i love this photo & the quote.
What a shot!! . . . and how did I miss the last one of the door. cool
Great photo… and the door before this one… beautiful. :goodjob:
nice quote and picture
I have an aunt and uncle that live in Galt near Lodi and Stockton, just south of Sacramento. I love that part of the state where it’s close to mid-sized urban cities and agricultural/rural areas at the same time. The suburbs are a bit bland, but that’s everywhere. If you drive a few blocks from their house you can smell the manure from the horse pastures nearby which is always a jolt. The back country drives through citrus groves and grain fields are grand. They have close access to the coast and mountains, lakes and deserts within a few hours drive.
I like the vibrancy of multicultural cities and also enjoy the simplicity of being in natural surroundings. Whenever too many people are around, life is never simple.
I love sky and cloud pics. Just looking at them make me feel soooo at peace. Very pretty picture.
Cheers!
And in my giddiness, I must say that you’re truly an splendid person. Just know it for what little I know.
And if I could send a peck on the cheek across half the country, you’d be feeling it right about……now.
Did I mention that beer = good?
Dear Molly,
I also very much love cloudscapes, and yours always seem to be Angel’s views of these wonders.
Michael F. Nyiri, poet, philosopher, fool