View from Seat 6A, 33,000 ft.
by albright1

Comment by Malokata:
Pretty good for a plane window - you're lucky, I always get the wing.

View from Seat 6A, 33,000 ft.
by albright1

Comment by Fricken:
A nice picture and a motive hard to capture since the windows of the airplane often distort any attempt to take good pictures. It is a bit static though.

35 Years
by albright1

Comment by byetko:
Great shot. Should do well. Good job.

35 Years
by albright1

Comment by jmsetzler:
very nice job on this one... a very endearing photo.. good work :) - setzler

View from Seat 6A, 33,000 ft.
by albright1

Comment by Swashbuckler:
Now, how did you get such a clear window? I've been on several trips and never have I seen a window that I could photograph though! Great view. Challenge hit! 9 Swash

35 Years
by albright1

Comment by autool:
I assume you mean 35 years of partnership, etc. His shirt distracts and almost makes me think that he is nearing the end of a 35 year sentence. Just joking but it is a little much for an endearing shot. Technically great and best wishes to you both.

View from Seat 6A, 33,000 ft.
by albright1

Comment by inspzil:
Amazing post card type photo. Outstanding, thus 10 - Inspzil

View from Seat 6A, 33,000 ft.
by albright1

Comment by mzanoni:
Nice view from up there. - z

View from Seat 6A, 33,000 ft.
by albright1

Comment by theonlysilentbob:
Spectacular! Well balanced and toned. Perhaps there should have been just a little less sky but either way worth a 10.

35 Years
by albright1

Comment by wingy:
I'm not sure if it was intentional, but the two expressions almost seem to be contrasting. His seems harsh and almost disapproving with a hint of happiness, while hers seems nostalgic and somehow both joyed and desperate (for returned affection?). I'm probably reading into it too far, but that's how they strike me. This is enhanced by the fact that he is slightly more in the foreground than she is, and he dominates the frame, suggesting more power than she does. His skin tones are darker as well. Intentional or not, it is an extremely interesting (and for me, effective) dynamic. However, your title leads me to believe that wasn't the expression you were going for at all.. I could be wrong though. Great shot. 8