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Terry, is this a picture that you took? The plane is a 1980 CESSNA 172RG Cutlass RG. If you did take the photo could you give some background to the photo as it is a great shot? Thanks for posting it.

210 Cessna?

Looks like several Go-Pro's mounted. The coastline lookes decidedly US east coast with a barrier island typical of the region. Still, a noce shot of cold people buldled up inside.
The 210 was a bit larger, Cesar. I've flown and flown in both.

Type C72R

Is that Santa in the back?

Aircraft is based out of Pearland south of Houston, so the photo was taken approximately here

https://goo.gl/maps/iHvqTVQTpzsWQgdt8

Not the East Coast, Galveston Island, TX, near San Luis Pass.

Looks like a 177RG to me.

Robert Grant...one of the cool features of the 177 (Cardinal), is that is has no struts. Great for photography. The pictured aircraft (C172) has struts.

4-seater and it has struts (therefore not a 210). Not a more reclined windshield (so not a Carninal 177). It looks like a nice 172RG.

Flying over Galveston Island in the winter in a Cessna Cutlass. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-uUJHFGa6U