[WPRESTO]

M for Mountain peaks peeking.

Jeepers. Hands over head and jump really high for that one. Lovely shot. I find most out-the-window-from-an-airplane shots look better in B&W. The double plastic windows do something odd to colors and the contrast is generally poor*. Higher you're flying, the worse the effects.

*and polarizers make it far worse.

[WPRESTO]

Nesting.

[noelcmn]

O-Open wide and say - Oh No!

[WPRESTO]

Panelled room.

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[noelcmn]

Q-Quiet morning @ Zoo Lake

[WPRESTO]

R for ROPE

[noelcmn]

S-Shrike- Fiscal Shrike, otherwise known as the butcher bird.

[wolfiegirl]

T is for Truffle

[noelcmn]

U-Upside down underwater

[WPRESTO]

Vishnu

[RollsUp]

Jeepers. Hands over head and jump really high for that one. Lovely shot. I find most out-the-window-from-an-airplane shots look better in B&W. The double plastic windows do something odd to colors and the contrast is generally poor*. Higher you're flying, the worse the effects.

*and polarizers make it far worse.

Those are my findings also. And I just found out that it's better to take photos of distant objects rather than things below the plane.

W for Welcome

[WPRESTO]

Xeric, again, but useful for getting past this letter.
RollsUp: The problem with looking down is that your looking at and angle through double sheets of plexiglass or similar near-clear plastic. It's even worse in an aquarium where the plexiglass (glass is now very rare) tank walls are thick and horribly distort the image if your lens is angled relative to the front of the tank. It's best to keep the sensor as parallel and as close as possible to any plexiglass window. Curved-surface aquarium tanks are a real IQ killer.

[noelcmn]

A couple of X's and a Y too

[WPRESTO]

And here is friend Argiope with a lovely ZIGZAG.

[noelcmn]

And following suit on all things yellow- Anaconda- the yellow variety