Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2006/09/27

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Subject: [Leica] Sharjah to Tianjin on film
From: don.dory at gmail.com (Don Dory)
Date: Wed Sep 27 07:12:25 2006
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Simon,
As always you have the best viewpoint.  Almost as if you had a window on the
world.

Don
don.dory@gmail.com


On 9/27/06, animal <s.jessurun95@chello.nl> wrote:
>
> Hello , I tried to document some typical scenes seen during a trip from
> the Middle east to China and Thailand.
> The first page contains a picture of a terrain map display of the border
> between Pakistan and China the K2 route.
> In the lower left corner one can see the elevation of the terrain in the
> display 28200 feet.
> Next are some shots of that most dreaded moment sunrise during which I try
> to stay out of my seat.You can see my collegue making himself as small as
> possible to escape the glare.next are some views of the Gobi dessert.
> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/animal/reis/?g2_page=1
> On the next page there are some pics of the engineer checking the plane
> for any damage i might have done.
> Those wheels might not look like much but they each carry a static load of
> 25 metric tons.
> At the bottom are some Chinese highway scenes.Those highways are even used
> by pedestrians causing many exciting moments during the drive.
> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/animal/reis/?g2_page=2
> The last page has some shots of monsoon clouds over Laos and Thailand,a
> glimpse odf Bangkok below the clouds and finally
> the view from my Bangkok hotel room .The boats on the river never cease to
> fascinate me.
> http://gallery.leica-users.org/v/animal/reis/?g2_page=3
> best
> simon jessurun
> amsterdam
>
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