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Managed to break away from the boss a few minutes today.
Didn't catch anything special, but hey you can't win em all and it sure beats sitting in an office with this weather
I always say a boy can learn more at an airport than at any school.
- Homer J Simpson -
Wesley Guijt wrote:Btw, anyone spotted this BAE? Seems to be a rare visitor.
WDL tends to lease out a lot of a/c, so maybe this was on a SAS flight? Since they grounded their Q400's they leased some planes from WDL, although usually they have SAS stickers on them or have a SAS livery...
If I'm allowed to give a small advice here...
In my opinion it would have turned out much nicer if u took a smaller aperture like f/16 or even smaller... It would show greater depth of field so less blurred airplane. And if I were you I would have waited a few seconds longer so that the plane was right in between the lights.
For the rest, cq all of you here: nice shots!
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I'd rather depict atmosphere and the 'heat of the moment' making a catchy photo than to reflect the real situation and real colours showing a boring photo.
Wesley Guijt wrote:Btw, anyone spotted this BAE? Seems to be a rare visitor.
WDL tends to lease out a lot of a/c, so maybe this was on a SAS flight? Since they grounded their Q400's they leased some planes from WDL, although usually they have SAS stickers on them or have a SAS livery...