Dawn over North China

Published! In JPG Magazine Issue 13

by Alexis - Now on Flickr

Uploaded 21 Sep 2007 — 33 favorites

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Alexis - Now on Flickr said (22 Sep 2007):
It's a light coat of snow, Gigi. This was shot in December.
Anton Stocker gave props (22 Sep 2007):
Fantastic natural abstract!
Eric Sayah gave props (23 Sep 2007):
Awesome view of that ridge. Your aerial shots are so spectacular!
Alexis - Now on Flickr gave props (23 Sep 2007):
Thank you Gigi, Eric and Anton!
debby raskin gave props (24 Sep 2007):
Amazing amazing...Looks like the earth is BUSTING at the seams! This pcture should go atop the Kodak bldg in Time SQ. so people can take heed!
jan cain gave props (25 Sep 2007):
awesome.
Oliver Chank (Deleted) said (28 Sep 2007):
Wonderful picture... I'm speechless.
Bjoern Kriews said (10 Oct 2007):
Count me in.
Julien Chuquet gave props (3 May 2008):
wow
Joseph Rotindo said (24 Nov 2008):
um...they have in flight movies...??
wow, terrific!
Michel Vaque gave props (22 Dec 2008):
impressionnant
Karen Zimmerman gave props (29 Jun 2009):
Wow! Gorgeous view!
Sherry Davis Johnson gave props (20 Jul 2009):
Phenominal!
Dilshad Aroos (Deleted) gave props (23 Aug 2010):
Impressive shot mate!!!
William Dais said (12 Oct 2010):
Damn, your plane shots sure make a guy feel like traveling!
Mykola Swarnyk gave props (26 Nov 2010):
Interesting how the one slope is lighted and another dark