September 2012 over a sun-drenched downtown Chicago
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Me, my camera, and my window seat
About Me
- DJ
- Chicago, Illinois
- Airplane travel time is an opportunity to disconnect and reflect. The window seat view offers a tranquil perspective on how big and how small our planet is, all at the same time. Oh, by the way, DON'T RECLINE YOUR #!@*ING SEAT 2 SECONDS AFTER THE PLANE TAKES OFF, JERKFACE! Sheesh.
2 comments:
Hi. So what do you do that you find yourself traveling so much? Also, do you have any tips on how to optimize your seat choice for photo ops? You always seem to pick the right side of the plane!
1) Know the time of day and the flight's direction and avoid the 'sunny' side of the plane (unless it's a sunrise or sunset flight).
2) Try to sit towards the front of the plane (sometimes the jet exhaust can blur the view when you are behind the wings).
3) Use seatguru.com to avoid the dreaded occasional 'window seat with no window'.
It doesn't work all the time. It's really frustrating when you pick a side and see the beautiful clouds and storms out the windows across the aisle.
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