Hi all,
Long time, very long time since I have posted on here, FB is a lot easier these days! However, I have got to grips with Flickr again after a long absence and thought I would share these from my trip to Lossie on Wednesday. I hadn't planned on the Swiss departing early and had hoped to capture them flying a few waves and night flying. Unfortunately this was not to be and I had to settle with capturing them departing and some of the home team doing their stuff. Light was typical for a December day and after a few repairs recently my 50-500mm is finally showing its age and limitations when attached to the 70D. Anyway, no excuses, I played around with the settings throughout the day and for my first time shooting fast jets for at least 6 months I am fairly happy with these.
LOSSIE1 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE2 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE3 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE4 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE5 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE6 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE7 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE8 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE9 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE10 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE11 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE12 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE13 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE14 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE15 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE16 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE17 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE18 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
LOSSIE19 by Andy Walker, on Flickr
PS. Well that was a bit of an epic! Photobucket took long enough to embed images but I could copy and paste the first image and then just change the image number on subsequent pastes but Photobucket no longer permits embedding of images unless you pay for the premium package! With Flickr I had to copy an past the BBC code for each image which frankly is a pain in the ass and takes time but I am sure you guys are aware of this unless I am missing something and there is an easier way? Surely in this day and age there is a way to upload directly to the site as we do on Facebook etc? Anyway hope it was worth it and you enjoy the images.
Regards
Andy
RAF Lossiemouth 6/12/17
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Re: RAF Lossiemouth 6/12/17
The facility to upload directly has always been an option with the software, but it is disabled because it would cost an arm and a leg in hosting fees. It already requires a not insignificant monthly fee for the owner to keep this forum running as it is.
It really doesn't take that long to get the code from Flickr. It may not be ideal, but it's not that much of a hardship surely? Flickr is also a very good website/community in and of itself too - far more than Photobucket ever was, and is well worth being a part of IMO.
Anyway, shame about the weather but nice to see some Typhoons still hanging onto their squadron colours.
It really doesn't take that long to get the code from Flickr. It may not be ideal, but it's not that much of a hardship surely? Flickr is also a very good website/community in and of itself too - far more than Photobucket ever was, and is well worth being a part of IMO.
Anyway, shame about the weather but nice to see some Typhoons still hanging onto their squadron colours.
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Re: RAF Lossiemouth 6/12/17
I've used this for multiple Flickr images. Seems to work well.
Generate by IceMaster's Flickr BBCode and HTML Generator
Generate by IceMaster's Flickr BBCode and HTML Generator
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