GLV5 & 7: Hunting for REDSKINs & GRIZZLYs

[Borygo]

All - great shots!
Thijs - your synchro pair rules!

[Kleintje Pils]

Hi Gentlemen, I'm looking back at 2 great evenings spending time in the sands with you.
Here are a couple of shots from yesterday:

1 Someone is playing hide and seek:


2 Almost on the ground:


3 Aaaw my back...


4 Let's move out of here!

[Melchior Timmers]

the Great Leader did it again! After the successful out of the area Low Fly expedition we attended the Frank Noort Photo Crew Eat My Dust Expedition held in the Netherlands.

Here are some of my results, with again, a big thank you for the Great Leader for leading the way and providing the course material.








Cheers,

[Antoine]

Some great shots!!
Were all pictures of Frank's Photo Crew made from the back of his van?

[Thijs]

Some great shots!!
Were all pictures of Frank's Photo Crew made from the back of his van?

Indeed In the Lake District the van proved it could well be used for shelter. It also survived the steep climb up.

This time the van proved it could also be used within sandy conditions.

Another test was on the list, but unfortunately the Chinook pilots would not take our van as sling load. So our did not turn into a Skyvan Therefore no air to air pictures could be made. Next time we will position the van in the back of a C-130 so air to air pictures could be made

[Warthog 71]

Some great shots!!
Were all pictures of Frank's Photo Crew made from the back of his van?

Antoine,

Out off respect for our Great Leader we (and others) have decided to drive our Great Leader to places of interest, so the answer is yes.


Grtz,

Marcel

Driver and proud member of the FNPC

[Antoine]

How can someone become a member of his photocrew?
I read that you have to qualify beforehand?

[Sjoerd]

Absolutely stunning shots! Especially like the syncro pairs!

[kmarrie]

Beautiful pictures gents!!

Where on GLV 7 did you guys took those shots?
I have been searching but GLV 7 is f...&^$%^$ big.

Afcourse I know that they are not always flying on the same place but i'm very courious where thise beautiful shots are taken.

greetings ralph

[Kleintje Pils]

GLV-7 is large indeed, but there are only a few area's which are so sandy like this, must be an easy one

[Reinold]

Wauw lovely shots!
Great work y'all

cheers Reinold

[DJdeRidder]

Some more:

[RogierV]

Well done FNPC members!

Sorry GL, I had to skip classes this week as I was sailing at the Frisian Lakes. One day, I hope to successfully complete the course (the first Nikonian in history to do so?). I am currently running candidate to become the primary monopod softball pitcher in FNPC.

Cheers, Rogier

[kmarrie]

Remco,

could you be so kind to be a littel more specific or do you guy's don't wanne share this info with the others?

That will be a littel strange in my opinion? Because if every body will think like this it will be a way more difficult for everyone.
In google maps the best options in my opinion is - Kootwijkerzand - Stroe - Beekhuizerzand one of those 3?

I hope some of you guys can tell me, and afcourse all other "photograph collegues", where we have the biggest chance to see some low flying aircrafts.

Ralph

[Melchior Timmers]

Ralph,

The answer to your question was already given on the first page by Daan:

GLV7 is very large, I was at the Beekhuizerzand.

Cheers,