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Boeing 737-700 (N775SW)

Submitted 4 years ago

29 of N775SW 44391 of B737 1284 at KSLC

Michael Rodeback

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BigAlOutWest4 years ago

Ahhhh the mountains! BEAUTIFUL photo.

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Jerome Tre4 years ago

The immediately recognizable Wasatch Front. Great shot.

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Steve Western4 years ago

I grew up in Provo, those mountains surrounding you somehow make you feel protected, secure. If I’m somewhere that is basically flat. I’m left completely disoriented. This photo catches the closeness of the Wasatch Front cities to mountains in a way that is seldom picked up. As many photos as folks see when they finally get to Utah it’s a shock. Likewise the first time I flew to Denver I was shocked that the city is pretty much flat, the mountains were not close.

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Boeing 737-700 (N775SW)

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