PLANES AT KABUL Afghanistan

vanlaeredavy · Post by **vanlaeredavy** » 12 Dec 2008, 01:37

THIS WAS THE PERIOD IS WAS THERE NOV 06 - MAR. 07

THE REST OF 120 PICS. CAN BE FOUND AT LINK

LINK

http://photos-by-vanlaeredavy.fotopic.net/c1623451.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.davypics.be" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

SilverWingPix · Post by **SilverWingPix** » 12 Dec 2008, 19:35

Some great shots from there. A shame you use such a high shutterspeed for props and helos. I always like when you get prop/rotor blur. And to be honest I absolutely hate your angled web adress on all the photos, such a shame.

Egon/CPH

vanlaeredavy · Post by **vanlaeredavy** » 12 Dec 2008, 23:51

to you SilverWingPix

hahahaha

a shame here , a shame there

i just posting them to watch , not to have

grtzzz

davy

Key · Post by **Key** » 13 Dec 2008, 01:25

Davy, he gives well-meant feedback on how he experiences watching, in this case. You could read 'pity' i.s.o. 'shame' (and I agree with him).

Erik

vanlaeredavy · Post by **vanlaeredavy** » 13 Dec 2008, 15:20

ok

i understand

regards

davy

Melchior Timmers · Post by **Melchior Timmers** » 13 Dec 2008, 18:29

Anyway, you have a great collection of pictures at your website.

Cheers,

Oscar01 · Post by **Oscar01** » 13 Dec 2008, 19:23

I don't agree... it's something personal from Dave, so why do we always want to comment on it in negative way (yes, this looked negative).....

I like the shots very much. Especially the C-17 (0184) in take-off and the Michigan herc..... nice ones!

Oscar

Key wrote:Davy, he gives well-meant feedback on how he experiences watching, in this case. You could read 'pity' i.s.o. 'shame' (and I agree with him).

Erik

Key · Post by **Key** » 13 Dec 2008, 22:18

Oscar01 wrote:why do we always want to comment on it in negative way

Now what on earth makes you assume that?

Oscar01 · Post by **Oscar01** » 14 Dec 2008, 09:10

Hi Key,

My assumtion is that if he didn't ask for comments like "better this, pitty that", why do we always give those?

I think, taking pictures is as personal as spotting itself, and if this is the way he (but could mean everybody with that) is doing it, then let him....

But that's just my two cents.....
Oscar

vanlaeredavy · Post by **vanlaeredavy** » 14 Dec 2008, 09:32

IF some GUYS WANT !!

I REPOST THE PICS.

WITHOUT copyright http://www.davypics.be" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

i just thought it would be nice to see some pics , that not everbody can see is his life

at kabul airport , afghanistan

but i don ' t give comment to other people their pics

i just enjoy

and we live in a free country

hihihihihhi

have a nice sunday

thanks for the comments

with best reagards

davy

Oscar01 · Post by **Oscar01** » 14 Dec 2008, 11:39

Hi Davy,

Just have the same

As said, I like them, specially the C-17 in take off (I guess) and the MI C-130.....

Take care,
Oscar

vanlaeredavy wrote:but i don ' t give comment to other people their pics i just enjoy and we live in a free country

with best reagards

davy

Key · Post by **Key** » 14 Dec 2008, 13:39

Chaps, let's get a few things straight here.

- Posting your photos on a forum means evoking reactions. That is what forums are for. The only thing 'living in a free country' has to do with that is the fact we are able to run this forum.
- If you don't want feedback, just put your photos on your own site. If you only want positive feedback, put them on A.net (after you get past the screeners there will be no more negative comments).

- However, the users of the Scramble forums, appreciate photos posted by anyone. Apart from ohh and ahh we sometimes show that appreciation by giving useful feedback, including what we think could be improved. Egon is a fine example of someone putting effort in that time and again, you will see so if you care to look up some of his comments.
- Nevertheless, the average reaction to photos here is 'great pics!', even to an extent that makes me wonder if some people can look at any photo at all and not think it is great. That is the main reason I still can not figure where the idea of 'always giving comments in a negative way' comes from. I certainly don't, I usually stay silent if I am not impressed by photos.

Now Davy, you have my respect just by shooting decent photos in Kabul, a place that is tough for both photographer and equipment. We welcome more shots here in the photo forum and you will see more reactions. Additionally, you can always just promote your website in the forum for that (this Photo forum is just for showing pics).

Erik

SilverWingPix · Post by **SilverWingPix** » 14 Dec 2008, 16:55

Sorry for causing such a stir

Key wrote:we sometimes show that appreciation by giving useful feedback, including what we think could be improved.

Exactly!
If my wording caused people (and especially Davy) to see it as negative feed back then please accept my aplogies.
I myself prefer constructive feed back over "wow nice pics"-type of comments. Its they best way to learn and improve I think.

Key wrote:Egon is a fine example of someone putting effort in that time and again, you will see so if you care to look up some of his comments.

Thank you

Egon/CPH

vanlaeredavy · Post by **vanlaeredavy** » 15 Dec 2008, 00:53

hey,

no problem at all !!

thank you so much for all responses.
and the excuses are accepted.
but so bad was not it all right.
I also had 5 Pictures shown on photo forum (burning hot) and they were just in the very large posted.

until next time.

friendly greetings from peer, belgium

xm717 · Post by **xm717** » 17 Dec 2008, 11:18

Great to see what's going on there, Davy. I especially like the helo shots and the ones with snow.

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