Now my shots from Airbourne 08, definatly worth the entrance fee
Augusta Bell
The Blades
The Red Arrows
The Tigers
All comments are welcome. Some pictures from RAF Museum Cosford next.
Looking back at 2008
- Orange Arm Waver
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Re: Looking back at 2008
Just a small thing,
Your DH Rapides aren't. They are DH84 Dragon (G-ECAN) and DH90 Dragonfly (G-AEDU)
Your DH Rapides aren't. They are DH84 Dragon (G-ECAN) and DH90 Dragonfly (G-AEDU)
You can't beat a good bit of well crafted wood & fabric
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Re: Looking back at 2008
Can I say that in 15 years of being an Internet user - I have never seen as many pictures posted by a single individual in one thread
you have more pics posted here than most folk have got on there hard drive
so getting any kind of response for so many pics is asking for your thread to be ignored - the best advice is look at other threads and see how the others edit there pics etc
but I have got to say I am totally overwhelmed with the sheer amount you have posted
cheers Chris
you have more pics posted here than most folk have got on there hard drive
so getting any kind of response for so many pics is asking for your thread to be ignored - the best advice is look at other threads and see how the others edit there pics etc
but I have got to say I am totally overwhelmed with the sheer amount you have posted
cheers Chris
- Lomcevak26
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Re: Looking back at 2008
Have to agree with Dan that selecting your best few images would be more effective than posting up so many. That said, there's one or two that I quite like in there, the Reds running in from crowd-rear at Eastbourne most of all. Selective cropping would help many - taking the Reds shot, for example, cropping the formation tighter (but keeping that nice sun and a little of the ground to contextualise it) would turn a nice shot into a great shot (in my opinion, anyway!).
Also agree with the previous comment of having a good look around the other photo posts and picking up what you can in terms of editing. I can't claim to be anywhere near the standard of some on here, but with so many new photo posts appearing all the time, you can pick up a hell of a lot.
Also agree with the previous comment of having a good look around the other photo posts and picking up what you can in terms of editing. I can't claim to be anywhere near the standard of some on here, but with so many new photo posts appearing all the time, you can pick up a hell of a lot.
Re: Looking back at 2008
i like the swift glider picture and the k21 nice to see gliders
keep flying
Re: Looking back at 2008
Lomcevak26, Chris Procter and DanO1978:
I was thinking along the same lines myself, with cutting down on images, so i will put one more post of the best shots from the rest of my 2008 aviation year. This is a new laptop that I am using and i have just discovered another photo editing program that i have.
Orange Arm Waver:
Thank you, i made of a mistake there and i shall change that straight away.
whitus1:
I am glad you like them, i have to say i do like the glider shots myself.
I was thinking along the same lines myself, with cutting down on images, so i will put one more post of the best shots from the rest of my 2008 aviation year. This is a new laptop that I am using and i have just discovered another photo editing program that i have.
Orange Arm Waver:
Thank you, i made of a mistake there and i shall change that straight away.
whitus1:
I am glad you like them, i have to say i do like the glider shots myself.