Page 16 - Norwegian Magazine: May 2013

Where can you see this view?
y fiancee’s family have a
holiday home in Nice, so
we fly down there quite a
lot with Norwegian from
Stockholm. In 2010, I just
noticed the incredible views out of the
window and wanted to photograph them.
I’m a photographer, and always travel with
my camera and telephoto lens.
I asked the air stewardess if I could
go to first class to take some pictures and
she just said go ahead. I got this shot of
the Matterhorn in the French Alps that
first time. I try to clean the windows from
the inside, because they can be dirty,
and have to shoot with a high ISO [which
lessens the sharpness to allow more light],
but that actually gives the pictures a
slightly vintage, grainy feel.
I’ve shot on the same route five or six
times since. I always try and fly early in the
morning or late in the afternoon, when
the light’s best and you get those shadows
over the mountains. I get ready about
an hour into the flight, as the landscape
changes and you go over the French Alps
I’ve seen the Matterhorn every time,
though sometimes it’s further away. The
flight crew have let me do it every time
with a smile.
I had a solo exhibition of the shots
in Stockholm last October – I was pretty
pleased to get my first solo show from
shots I’d taken out the window of a plane.”
danielcohn.se
Norwegian flies to Nice from 10 destinations
including Stockholm (Matterhorn views not
always guaranteed)
That’ll be on Norwegian’s Stockholm-Nice flight, as
Swedish photographer
Daniel Cohn
explains
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The Matterhorn
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