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B777-300ER | A6-EPZ | EK230 Breathtaking view of the Boeing 777 takeoff 👍🏻👍🏻❤ credits to: @aviation_lady
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Good morning all, Todays upload is Vikos Gorge. It is listed in the Guiness Book of Records as the deepest gorge in the world and is in north western Greece. We made the trip of 2 hours from Meteora just to see this place and we weren't disappointed. The sheer scale of the place was immense and terrifying at times. This was shot at sunset and while it doesn't quite look like it, I was stood within a few feet of the straight down 1000m drop...which I was constantly reminded of by my girlfriend! My Website - James Grant Photography Also Follow Me at **Facebook* *Twitter**500px* *EPZ*
Good evening, Last week I headed up to the Assynt and Coigach area of Scotland to recce some locations for a potential future workshop in the area. Also, it is always great to get to some mountain tops and grab some shots of course! We were well rewarded on our first few days with some amazing conditions so we pushed ourselves and made the most of them. After a 10-hour drive on the first day, we quickly got kitted up and headed up Sgorr Tuath which in the end took us a little longer than expected. We just made it up for sunset and took some shots and set up camp for the night. The following morning we did a sunrise there too, which this shot is from. This rock pinnacle is an icon for the very few who have lugged a camera up there and something that would have been very hard to resist. After a patient wait for the sun to get high enough, the light eventually hit the pinnacle and made all the difference with a great view over to Stac Polliadh and Suilven in the distance. I stood there, looking at Suilven thinking "I'm never going to make it up there today" but as you may have saw, I did make it up on the same day and was very well rewarded the next morning. Keep an eye out for that shot in the coming days. In the mean time, if you would like to be kept updated about upcoming workshops up here, then sign up to my mailing list here: www.jamesgphotography.co.uk/newsletter/ My Website - James Grant Photography Also Follow Me at **Facebook* *Twitter**500px* *EPZ*.
