Glimpse on the Alps between two cloud layers
Descending towards Geneva on a morning flight, shortly before turning final runway 23 over the Lac Leman.
Egypt. Civilisation between fields irrigated by the Nil river and the Desert.
Thames river during a sunset approach into London City Airport
Evening Flight to Copenhagen, the sun turning the water into gold.
The Øresund Bridge, a 16 km long road and rail link between Sweden and Denmark.
This is not sand and water but only water. The wind on the surface gives water a different aspect depending on its direction and strength.
The magic of overflying the Alps
During day, night, dusk or dawn, overflying the Alps has always something magical.Out of Milano Malpensa, having now enough height to turn towards the Mont Blanc via the Aosta valley. The altitude where the temperature cools down to a snow sustainable level is clearly visible.
North side of Alps at sunset. A winter scenario, the fog covering everything as soon as the mountains are over.
Every day, same landscape, but different view.
Immensity. This view never gets old.
Cumulonimbus clouds as seen from the right seat of a Fokker 50
Alps at sunset
One of my best mountain shot, shortly after take off from Torino
Thames river as seen when approaching London City Airport in the evening.
This is why the Mont Blanc is called Mont Blanc…