obviously shot in a rain season. The transformation from dusty to wet landscapes is always spectacular, magic.
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Thanks Megan, yes I agree. Just wish I had a microlight or a chopper instead of my fix-winged aeroplane...
Utah, huh? That must be an incredible place to fly over. From what I've seen from a road trip, I could see potential.
Posted by: ben wilhelmi | 27 November 2012 at 05:21 PM
Such a beautiful view. Thanks for sharing this with us. This indeed the best way to capture the beauty of any new place. Aerial cinematography in Utah with cineshopper.com is the best
Posted by: Megan | 27 November 2012 at 05:17 PM