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This is a result of the very cold surface temperatures at that time. The air above this cold layer is warmer. As a result the moist air or, in this example, the engine exhaust, is trapped and will spread out with this great result.Engine start in the shelter camp resulted in this here strange thingy
Hi "Zipper",Zipper wrote:Hy Mark...
Just joined GRAS, but I'm not that familiar with the locations for photography for Gilze-Rijen.
At what position are you in the "the making of" picture?
Grtz.
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Number 3 = 200mmDJdeRidder wrote:Great shots! How many mm's do you need on average for the hovering Apaches? (shots 3-6)
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