Go to São Paulo II

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By: Marcus Vianna
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Photographer	Marcus Vianna {Karma:4552}
Project	#19 Above Your Head	Camera Model	MITSUCA 7.0
Categories	Landscape Cityscape Architecture	Film Format	Digital JPEG
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Uploaded	9/27/2009	Film / Memory Type	SD Card 2Gb
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Location	City - São Paulo State - SÃO PAULO Country - Brazil
About	In this picture I could not get rid of the effects of reflections on the glass window of the plane, but decided to put it because we were approaching to land on the city of St. Paul and you can tell the background a universe of concrete that rises to our back, hope you like. Marcus
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Marcus Vianna {K:4552} 10/1/2009

Very thanks, Neil.

Neil Niamh White {K:9165} 9/27/2009

Still a very clear image, you are lucky the flight attendants didn't stop you taking photos at this part of the flight - they always seem to when I am on a commercial aircraft.

A suggestion - On this one you could have cropped out the sky part of the image which would have removed the visible reflections as well.

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