Myanmar
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AlanLichty
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The air looks like it would be hard to breathe - but it sure made some neat colors for these images 
That first one belongs on a wall. I love the depth of the scene with these atmospherics.
That first one belongs on a wall. I love the depth of the scene with these atmospherics.
These are all great images, and congrats on featured post.
Sunny Sra
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HI Alan,The air looks like it would be hard to breathe - but it sure made some neat colors for these images
The air is actually very clean, there aren't that many vehicles, most of the bikes are electronic bikes. The villages still use wood burning as stoves so early in the morning when they start cooking, you get this awesome wood burning smell and smoke with it, as the sun comes up, the smoke dissipates.
It's a VERY green country as that region is mostly forest (East india, myanmar, thailand etc).
Jim Dockery
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Great shots, #3 for me. Did you bring your drone on this trip?
Sunny Sra
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Hi Jim,
I did have the drone but didn't get a chance to fly it much. I didn't get to practice before taking it on the trip because of the high winds in my area. Plus by the time i did get a chance to fly, it required app updates blahblah...and kept getting gimbal errors during flight. The 2nd shot that you see if from hotair balloon
Sunny Sra
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JIm,
Thank you!
Sunny Sra
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Sooweet!! I need a drink...don't think i can handle the pressure.
Sunny Sra
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Alisa,
Mine as well. Thank you!
Sunny Sra
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Ben,
Thank you
Sunny Sra
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Hi Jeffrey,
Thanks bud. I didn't get to use the drone much.