Santiago Borja, sur son compte Instagram, prend des photos depuis des cockpits d'avion : au menu, des villes qui se dessinent depuis les cieux, mais surtout des images époustouflantes de nuages traversés par l'électricité, dans un concert de couleurs violacées hyper belles. Sisi.
Seconds after dropping our nuclear bomb over the Pacific Ocean
A #lightning is so powerful it lights up dozens of kilometers around it at once. This time over Panama City. How many miles do you think we had to deviate around this colossal storm? Nikon D750 @ 52mm
When they say "moderate to extreme precipitation 12 o'clock, 80 miles" this is pretty much what they mean
Lightning and more lightning
Speaking of #lightning that light up the entire coast. Descending into #Guayaquil #Ecuador with heavy storms all around the country.
Leaving the storms behind. Right on time to make the approach, great crew!
Above a sea of clouds, down below it's all rain and thunders
The sun sets in the Capital City
Another shot over the Ecuadorean Amazonia, this time returning home after a long 12 hour flight
City lights are barely noticeable as compared to this #lightning #strike illuminating both low and highlands in #Ecuador. Thanks to the #Airbus #crew forthe ride, great job!
No matter how big is the storm. Up is always clear! 😃
Cloud City.
Heaven & Hell
Sometimes I enjoy realizing for a moment about the inmense scale of our planet and the small place we occupy on it. Can you see the aircraft on the top left? That's our proximate traffic.#stormpilot #stormportraits #santiagoborja . Prints, Bio & more 👉 http://www.santiagoborja.com/
Dusk in the sky, requesting descent. #stormpilot #stormportraits #santiagoborja . Prints, Bio & more 👉 http://www.santiagoborja.com/
On avait dit qu'on ne parlait pas empreinte carbone.
Source : Santiago Borja.