Moody Monday: Lofty -
The Moody Monday theme of the week is lofty. This particular photograph is of a commercial flight climbing into the sky having just departed from Hancock International Airport, banking sharply to take a southwesterly heading. One that will soon offer passengers in the starboard window seats a spectacular view of most of the finger lakes similar to this one by John Francis McCarthy of Skaneateles, New York. Can you say vertigo? I knew that you could!
Labels: an Artwork a Day by Mick Mather, digitally manipulated photograph, Finger Lakes, Hancock International Airport, John Francis McCarthy, lofty, Moody Monday, Skeaneateles New York, vertigo
posted by Mick at 3:03 PM
4 Comments:
I'm reminded of a wasp on a hot August day. Cumbersome and menacing in the thick air.
d'agostino:
Ahhh, that's the ticket, summertime. With or without cumbersome wasps. Susu? Did you read this one? :D
My last flight was to Morocco, I always want the seat near the window. I flew a lot, every flight I behave like a child, with: ohhh and ahhh, beautiful.....
3 years ago I flew to Jordany during the night.We could see the flash-lights above Irak. The steward told us that the lightnings were bomb-hits
griesmail:
I've flown quite a bit and love it too. I also want the window seat and feel just as you do about seeing the scenery and oohing like a little boy. Once, I flew from Naples to Spain on a military transport that must have been held together by coat hangers and chewing gum ... I could see the lights below through cracks in the floor! :O
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