Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Deicded to get up early this morning to head off to Brize for the early morning movements and was rewarded with frost and excellent light. Heres two..
Had some problems getting this one straight due to the angle - Look straight?
All comments welcome,
Mike
Had some problems getting this one straight due to the angle - Look straight?
All comments welcome,
Mike
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Very nice, great light you got there. I'd say that the 2nd needs a little more anti-clockwise rotation though.
Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
I love the second one - absolutely fantastic!
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Glorious light on the first one Mike and wonderful angle on the second. Excellent.
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
DanO1978 wrote:Super stuff. Agree the second one needs a couple of degrees of anti-clockwise rotation.
Given the slope of the hill at Brize I'd say it wants clockwise if anything.
Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Hi Mike
The first shot is something special beautiful light worth the early start I'd say
The first shot is something special beautiful light worth the early start I'd say
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
As others have said, the first is a lovely shot Mike
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Last shot is a belter, taking the approach lights as being level then a ccw rotation of 0.13 degrees would be in order.
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Both shot's are crackers, the light on the C-17 is superb...well worth the effort
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Oddly enough, if I was going to straighten anything, it would be the first one - which to my eyes, has just the slightest hint of "rolling downhill" about it...but they are both stunning images...
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Mike,
First one is a belter. Tremendous light indeed.
I guess your shots are the first of things to come watching this weeks forecast.
Andy
First one is a belter. Tremendous light indeed.
I guess your shots are the first of things to come watching this weeks forecast.
Andy
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Frost can't be that time of year already!!!
Lovely light on the first shot, well worth getting out of bed for!
Lovely light on the first shot, well worth getting out of bed for!
Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Lovely pair of shots Mike The light on the first shot is just brilliant.
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
I love the second shot.
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Good dedication Mike, I only live 15 minutes away and can rarley be ars*d to get down there at this hour . Both shots work great given the early morning conditions, nice one!
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Re: Frosty Brize - 25.10.08
Thanks all for the comments, I'm glad it isn't just me who can't decide which way it should be rotated!.
Cheers,
Mike
Cheers,
Mike