About
The Aerial Horizon Photographic Blog began in January 2013 as a project to capture “a year in flight.” That year culminated in the posting of over 200 aerial images and related narrative covering a variety of topics including the aviation, weather, geography, history, geology, nature, and art.
Prints of most of the photographs featured here may be purchased through my portfolio web site: http://mcandrewsphotography.zenfolio.com
Please feel free to use the form below to send me feedback on this blog.
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Hi there,
Thanks for stopping by my little corner of the blogosphere and for the follow. Your support is much appreciated, 🙂
Eddie
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Thanks, Eddie. I enjoyed looking at your monochromes and look forward to seeing more of your work!
Cheers,
Malcolm
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Wauw. Sitting at my desktop, Scrolling through the endless list of beauty, watching the world as you saw it. I can almost see it myself.
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Thanks for visiting. I’m happy to share my view with you.
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Thank-you for your visit and follow. 🙂 BTW, I really like your tagline Forget where your feet are…
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Thanks. That’s really when we can start to appreciate the aesthetic of everything that surrounds us.
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Hey,
A fellow blogger recommended your site after reading a post I wrote on lightning, and I stopped by. Really cool images. I’m jealous—I wish I was a natural photographer. One of these days, I hope to only use my own images on my blog and not grab stuff off the internet, but that’s a long way away.
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I’ve enjoyed checking out your blog. The photography will come to you as a natural biproduct of the ideas you share. It’s a constant process. I find improvement comes with disciplined practice, no matter how simple or small…just regular. Thanks for visiting my blog.
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Well, I’ll keep that in mind 🙂 Suppose I’ll have to break out my camera one of these days and just take a picture already. Or, I guess my iPhone would probably work, what with today’s technology.
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