From the plane.. it was a cloudy flight.. very bumpy, but lots of clouds to take 1. Black and white.. 2. Angel watching over me 3. Clouds over clouds 4. A large chunk of cloud passed beside me..
Woahhh.. Which flight was this?? The second picture has a very interesting display of clouds, IMHO. I love how it shows the small clouds hovering over the blue ocean and the large swath of clouds, framed against the darkness of the stratosphere.
Er.. AirAsia flight AK5205, Kuching-LCCT? Does it matter which flight it was, as long as I'm up there, clouds are still clouds, right? it was very cloudy (and bumpy) hence a lot of clouds (plus I was bored, all airports should have an emergency bookstore)
It does. Different areas have different cloud formations, I suppose. Yeah, it changes with the weather but I think certain cloud formations are only found over land... or water and vice versa.
Hmm, yes, but I think it's true for the lower atmosphere clouds.. higher up, it's pretty much the same anywhere.. (just what I think, not necessarily true. I'm no meteorologist.)
Hehe.. That's a good question. Sometimes when I want to take a shot, the window is so murky that I wonder if there's a point in even trying.
woah... so nice. the last time i flew to langkawi, why didnt i see clouds like tht?? i only had this pict.
Yes as zy said about flight window, i never see it is clean n clear before to take a nice shoot like this May be Air Asia flight has a better flight window i never try before dunno about that, all the time taking MAS
Never try, never know The first two pics were taken on my flight to Kuching, and I was on a 2 week old airbus The return flight, I was on an old airbus, dirty windows and all, but I tried anyway, and it wasn't so bad at all. In fact, not bad at all! It did not show up at all, the murky colour. Strawroot, I was sitting at the wing too... I merely turned by body around and shot the other way out of the window Edit: I should add.. where windows are too murky, there's always WB correction, and there's always B&W Clouds actually look very nice in B&W.. very old school.
