Minus Manhattan
3 weeks ago
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Nancy by Alex Prager. From The Big Valley. 

Nancy by Alex Prager. From The Big Valley

3 months ago
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Passengers by John Schabel

These photographs were taken in the 90s from the end of an airport runway using a high-powered telephoto lens. 

4 months ago
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Cameron Wittig.

Cameron Wittig.

5 months ago
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Rodina by Irina Ruppert.

Rodina by Irina Ruppert.

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707 Damascus by Richard Mosse.

707 Damascus by Richard Mosse.

11 months ago
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The city seen from the Queensboro Bridge is always the city seen for the first time, in its first wild promise of all the mystery and the beauty in the world. » F. Scott Fitzgerald. And the plane approach to La Guardia, every time I see the city from above it’s like I’m a little kid again. 
11 months ago
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Plane Over Baton Rouge, Louisiana by Sara Macel.

Plane Over Baton Rouge, Louisiana by Sara Macel.

1 year ago
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Check out Virgin Atlantic’s new bars that are going into the upper cabin of their Airbus A330s. Design by VW+BS studio.
 Bucket list: drink a Manhattan at a bar on an airplane. More photos over at Design Boom.

Check out Virgin Atlantic’s new bars that are going into the upper cabin of their Airbus A330s. Design by VW+BS studio.

 Bucket list: drink a Manhattan at a bar on an airplane. More photos over at Design Boom.

1 year ago
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Above the Clouds by Michi.
This has been my desktop background for the last two years. 

Above the Clouds by Michi.

This has been my desktop background for the last two years. 

1 year ago
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minusmanhattan:

Caught this rainbow’d airplane shadow on the flight home yesterday. 

Thanks to Robotcosmonaut I found out that this optical phenomenon is called a “glory.” From Wikipedia:

A glory is an optical phenomenon that resembles an iconic saint’s halo about the shadow of the observer’s head. The effect is believed to happen due to classical wave tunneling, when light nearby the droplet tunnels through air inside the droplet and, in the case of Glory, is emitted backwards due to resonance effects.

minusmanhattan:

Caught this rainbow’d airplane shadow on the flight home yesterday. 

Thanks to Robotcosmonaut I found out that this optical phenomenon is called a “glory.” From Wikipedia:

A glory is an optical phenomenon that resembles an iconic saint’s halo about the shadow of the observer’s head. The effect is believed to happen due to classical wave tunneling, when light nearby the droplet tunnels through air inside the droplet and, in the case of Glory, is emitted backwards due to resonance effects.

Cite Arrow via minusmanhattan
1 year ago
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NYC.

NYC.

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Caught this rainbow’d airplane shadow on the flight home yesterday. 

Caught this rainbow’d airplane shadow on the flight home yesterday. 

1 year ago
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Twin Propellers by Nick DeWolf.
More airplane shots from Nick DeWolf. Here’s the info on this photographer from my previous post:

I just became aware of this project on Flickr when I saw a post on A Continuous Lean. Nick DeWolf carried a camera around with him everywhere during his lifetime (1928 - 2006) and took photos of nearly everything. His son-in-law Steve Lundeen is digitizing all of DeWolf’s work and posting it to Flickr. Currently there are over 50,000 images and counting.

You could look through the archives for hours, it’s such a cool glimpse into someone’s life.

Twin Propellers by Nick DeWolf.

More airplane shots from Nick DeWolf. Here’s the info on this photographer from my previous post:

I just became aware of this project on Flickr when I saw a post on A Continuous Lean. Nick DeWolf carried a camera around with him everywhere during his lifetime (1928 - 2006) and took photos of nearly everything. His son-in-law Steve Lundeen is digitizing all of DeWolf’s work and posting it to Flickr. Currently there are over 50,000 images and counting.

You could look through the archives for hours, it’s such a cool glimpse into someone’s life.

1 year ago
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Beep beep.

Beep beep.

1 year ago
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The 76th Airborne Division by Vasily Ilyinsky.

The 76th Airborne Division by Vasily Ilyinsky.

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