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The world as viewed from a resident of Delta Colorado, including one year of daily photos, followed by whatever else caught my eye! Delta is a small city which sits where the deserts of Utah give way to the Rocky Mountains.
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3 comments:
I agree, the world looks different from the air. I always try to get a window seat and usually have my nose pressed against the window for most of the flight.
The topography of the land is fascinating to me.
Nice capture.
tres belle carte du desert. j'ai jamais fait de photo d'avion, c'est pas trop difficile de faire le point ?
very beautiful chart of the desert. I ever made photograph of plane, it is not too difficult to take stock?
THAT was an eye-opener - I had imagined Colorado was WAY WAY WAY up north in relation to Utah - just because of the colder weather. Wrong!
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