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Window Seat Photography

Honestly, I usually fly in the window seat because I like to lean against it and go to sleep, especially on those early morning flights I find myself on quite frequently.

Maybe I should keep my eyes open a bit more and see what’s out there though?

27 Reasons You Should ALWAYS Ask for the Window Seat

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