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A view from the flight deck over Tanzania.
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A view from the flight deck of a B737-800 diverting for storms on approach to Lanseria airport, Johannesburg.
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A flight deck view of Table Mountain surrounded by a sea of Stratus, spotted on approach to Cape Town International Airport.
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A silky pileus formation viewed from the cockpit at 38,000 ft., flying from Johannesburg to Port Elizabeth.
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This photo was taken from cockpit of a Boeing 737-800W just north of Port Elizabeth, flying from Cape Town to King Shaka airport, Durban, South Sfrica. The Cumulonimbus is busy dissipating (Anvil) on the north eastern side but also drawing moisture from the western afternoon sun and heat and again growing.
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Cobus Bezuidenhout says:
Thank you Laurence. Appreciate thanks
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An approaching frontal system taken from the flight deck en route from Lanseria Airport to Cape Town International.
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Taken at 33,000 ft. through Cobus’s office window in a Boeing 737, on a flight from Luanda, capital city of Angola to Windhoek in Namibia.
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Anne Downie, SW Scotland says:
Looks like a caricature of Margaret Thatcher! Great shot!
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Stratus cover, Cape Town South Africa, as seen from Captain Cobus’s office window.
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Distant Thunderhead, as seen from Captain Cobus’s office window in a 737 on a flight from Cape Town to Windhoek in Namibia.
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Cobus Bezuidenhout says:
This picture was taken with my Sony camera and was published in the QAUNTAS AIRLINE ,Qantas Air magazine in 2010 featuring on the 2nd page of the Magazine.
I appreciate it and are honored very much for them recognizing this photo acceptance to be publish in a prestige airline magazine so that a lot of people can see it.
Thank you
Cobus Bezuidenhout
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An amazing view of an iconic mountain. You’ve captured this huge, monolithic plateau and presented it to us as a small island in an ethereal sea. Brilliant!
A soothingly quiet monochrome shot which reminded me of the Worms Head, south Wales.
Here is a comparative view of the Worms Head:-
http://www.wilderness-wales.co.uk/gower-peninsula/worms-head.html
More views of the Worms Head:-
https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=Worms+Head,+Rhossili+bay&biw=1338&bih=710&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj73_y3zMrLAhWDPxQKHdnbBaEQ_AUIBygC#imgrc=E7WpUvauO8J2iM%3A
Laurence