Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Aerial Photos of Rio / Fotos aéreas do Rio

Here are posted some of Nilo Lima’s marvelous aerial photos! You can find much more breathtaking landscapes in his bilingual book (Portuguese-English) Rio das Alturas (see, “what I’m reading” section, on the right column). Nilo spent about 200 hours in helicopter flights to register all the 130 amazing images.

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Aqui estão algumas das maravilhosas fotos aéreas de Nilo Lima! Você pode encontrar muitas outras paisagens de tirar o fôlego no livro Rio das Alturas, que acabou de chegar às livrarias (veja a seção “o que estou lendo”, na coluna da direta). Foram 200 horas de voo de helicóptero para capturar as 130 belas imagens.



















6 comments:

Vania Moreira said...

Thank you for your visit GooTAR!

Lydd said...

The pictures of Rio is simply breathtaking! I'm definitely putting Rio into my next must-travel places :)

Hanie said...

Look at the size of that! Most awe-inspiring

Vania Moreira said...

Hi Lydd and Hannie! Nice to see you here! Thanks for visiting my blog!
Yes, I think that you really should put Rio in your list Lydd! And you know Hanie, you can take a helicopter ride and flight around it! Well, if you come one day to Rio, you 3 can stay in my flat (see the pictures of it in my blog), be my guests in Rio!
Best wishes for you 2 and Nora!

ChrisJ said...

What amazing photos. It would definitely be awesome to take such a helicopter trip.

Vania Moreira said...

Hi ChrisJ, thank you for your visit and comment!
Oh God, I saw that you have BA and MA in English and teach 1st and 2nd year university courses!!! I hope that you forgive my pretension of having a bilingual blog!
Anyway, about the photos, I strongly recommend you this helicopter trip around the city when visiting Rio!
About your blog, what a coincidence, today you’ve posted a text about St. Agnes and I’ve posted a text about San Sebastian, our patron saint (yes, I learnt this from your post, I’ve written saint protector, sooooorry! Now it's correct!). What an ambiguous story about St Agnes, I have never heard it before!
Well, I would be glad to have your comments more often!
Cheers!