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Maybe your right, but you can tell it an other way. I think it's an interesting picture, from an interesting place we don't see very much.CoHaBa wrote:Just one? And it is not a very good picture.. Bad quality, horizon is not level, and it's overexposed.
Thanks for the remarks , i know that the overall quality of pictures posted by many members and enthusiasts are of 'airliners.net' quality but sometimes the weather conditions don't warrant this and not being able to visit Tucson daily its either a go or no-go. I decided in this case to capture this aircraft among others anyway just in case. Many aircraft's are meeting their proverbial end of the road at these places and N718SH just might be one of them. Next time hopefully the weather will be in a more favorable mood. More photo's will be posted under this thread.CoHaBa wrote:Just one? And it is not a very good picture.. Bad quality, horizon is not level, and it's overexposed.
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Seconded...jheijna wrote:To US AIR : Please do so, Tuscon IAP is a very interesting place,with its aircraft industries and AF Bases.
So these are becoming a rare sight... Pity!falcon wrote:a small number (4 or 5) UAE F-16's has left Tucson for their homeland after many years of presence at Tucson.
If you want to criticise, which we do not object to at all, be precise. It is actually a very well-exposed backlit photo. It has enough sharpness and proper white balance, so I wonder why you call it 'bad quality'. The horizon needs slight fixing and the whole scene may not inspire you, but the latter is a matter of taste, or interest.CoHaBa wrote:Just one? And it is not a very good picture.. Bad quality, horizon is not level, and it's overexposed.
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