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My first classic masterpiece ironically taken with my old L35 Nikon compact.. that goes to show Nikon is way better than Canon =0 lets not talk about Leicas and such..

This was obviously taken from outside a side window of a plane. Flying home from Langkawi this is the Penang Bridge in all its glory, you can see the tall peaks of Penang Hill on the right, the flatlands abit lower from there is where Georgetown is.. to the top right of the island is Batu Ferringhi the rocky area culminating in many beautiful spans of beaches.. and this is just one part of Malaysia.

The black noise at the corners are generated from the shadow of the person taking this photo (i was sitting on the aisle seat and had to ask my friend to take the shot before the plane passed that setting - this technically didnt require any skill because naturally everything is beautiful). Some more white noise at the right border of this photo is from the inflight lights passing through the thick encapsulated window (remember these windows have thick glasses and two layers with a pocket of air in the middle).

Such a beautiful sight deserves only the grandest of titles.. Now will you wonder why you are still stuck in that god-forsaken hellhole of a smog-shrouded city?

Description
My first classic masterpiece ironically taken with my old L35 Nikon compact.. that goes to show Nikon is way better than Canon =0 lets not talk about Leicas and such..

This was obviously taken from outside a side window of a plane. Flying home from Langkawi this is the Penang Bridge in all its glory, you can see the tall peaks of Penang Hill on the right, the flatlands abit lower from there is where Georgetown is.. to the top right of the island is Batu Ferringhi the rocky area culminating in many beautiful spans of beaches.. and this is just one part of Malaysia.

The black noise at the corners are generated from the shadow of the person taking this photo (i was sitting on the aisle seat and had to ask my friend to take the shot before the plane passed that setting - this technically didnt require any skill because naturally everything is beautiful). Some more white noise at the right border of this photo is from the inflight lights passing through the thick encapsulated window (remember these windows have thick glasses and two layers with a pocket of air in the middle).

Such a beautiful sight deserves only the grandest of titles.. Now will you wonder why you are still stuck in that god-forsaken hellhole of a smog-shrouded city?