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Agree with you...however if it was really necessary?...maybe (looking at his registration date) he is a relativelly newbee and shoots as many as possible, i know i used to when I first had a dslr. With years passing by I learned to be more selective.United 777 wrote:Was that really necessary? Digital camera's have changed the way we take pictures, that's for sure. I get the impression that some photographers just point their camera and shoot as much as possible. Sorting out must take more time than standing at the airport. I still prefer to take a good look before taking pictures. Six hours at the Kaagbaan with nice weather usually yields about a hundred photos for me.PH-KCA wrote:I took 2000 Pictures that Day.
Oh, well, live and let live
? I was the guy with the Northwest A330-300 T-shirt 
Tripod won't work, the truck will move to much. The other options are fine with meBendavid2 wrote:@nustyR Nice roof terrace can I reserve/down payment my place on the roof for the next/first A380/AN225 or night spotting (tripod).
CheckAndressi wrote:@Nusty: Sounds great!!I'll keep it in mind.
I like the Singaporerutger330 wrote:hope you like,
Grt Rutger
Thank you, I agree with you on the skyteam, altough I really like those Chinese lettersrutger330 wrote:@Nusty verry nice pictures
16. to bad no skyteam that would have been a cracking shot i think, with that light
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correct... the big BMW was from a germand spotting friend of ours and the blue ford was driven by 4 russian guys that came over with the german guy...dj_ad wrote:rutger330 Yes you're right and I remember the green car, a getronics car and the 2 foreign cars( German?...i didn't exactly noticed, just saw white license plates)
BTW nice shots you too
nustyR nice China and Eva.
what a big mistake ah well another reason for them to come back 
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