On the Plane by Phillip Kalantzis Cope features beautiful captures all taken out of a plane window.
Featuring Japanese mountains and New York City landscapes, these pictures by Cope display images rarely seen outside plane windows, and reinforces the idea that the plane window itself can be just as beautiful as what lays outside.
The colors are surreal and the grainy aspect of the photos is very apparent. The claustrophobic and out-of-this-world nature of what it's like to be on a plane is also present within the images.
Phillip Kalantzis Cope is a photographer and the Director of Common Ground, a company that promotes the sharing of knowledge. More of Cope's stunning work can be seen here.
Sky-High Captures
On the Plane by Phillip Kalantzis Cope is a Whimsical Adventure
Trend Themes
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