I have been flying between Toronto and Vancouver so frequently for the last four years that I began to take the trip for granted. Most of the time, I spend the time on the flight sleeping, working, or watching movie (glamorous, right?). But on my flight from Toronto to Vancouver a few weeks ago, I decided to pay more attention to my surroundings and document the flight, from above.
These were all shot on my android phone, in chronological order:
Taking off in from Toronto Pearson Airport in the early evening. 
Part of Ontario experienced flurries that week, here you see which part of the province managed to dodge the snow. 
Flying over Ontario
The best part of the flight is getting to cruise above the Canadian rockies.
The sun sets over Alberta
Finally, arriving in Vancouver
And of course, Vancouver welcomes me with typical overcast weather and rain. Can you say home sweet home?
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Nice shots, Tracy!
ReplyDeletefound that the photos in this post more toward dark. i know it due to lighting... would you try to bring up the brightness of your photos in next post. Or, may be, try the new style of post processing where the photos look more bright. Just like to see how it perform, from your creation. 2 cents. :)
ReplyDeleteI've always liked how the flat lands resemble a patchwork quilt from above.
ReplyDeleteTracy, good work from airborne!
ReplyDeleteThat would be really lovely, I always drink so much water I need an aisle seat!
ReplyDeletehaha I'm the same, so I try to be strategic: Window seat on 5hr long or shorter flights.
ReplyDeletegood observation!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment Chorwin, yeah I guess I do prefer the darker look.
ReplyDeleteThanks Eden!
ReplyDeleteI love these...especially the one with the snowflakes! It looks like a pillow fight :)
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