Northolt Night Photoshoot XV

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Having planned to attend something has come up that means I won't be able to - shame as I was looking forward to the C-130! :(

Richard E wrote:Rain = wet tarmac/concrete = reflections = better and more interesting photographs :)

Rain in advance, maybe. Rain during, I would disagree!

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It rained at the Typhoon night shoot. I was out and about in the rain and with a bit of camera protection, not a problem. I believe a lot of people came away with some nice reflection shots.

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Rule 27 wrote:
Richard E wrote:Rain = wet tarmac/concrete = reflections = better and more interesting photographs :)

Rain in advance, maybe. Rain during, I would disagree!

I agree, apart from the bit about rain in advance :grin:
The best event's have been in dry calm conditions with the light giving way to the "golden hour" & deep blue sky before it gets fully dark.
Rain, and I quote, just adds glare to an already glary environment
We have been largely lucky over the years with few events affected by rain, I haven't seen any particularly good reflection shots from any of the wet nights. The ramp at Northolt doesn't lend itself to decent reflections anyway.
Dry all the way for me.

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The Northolt events have been blessed with an awful lot of dry events, considering they can be in October, March and April. These months are not known for their dry times, rather the rainy times.

Even the June events have been blessed with sunshine when the weather reports have been for torrential rain. Some members remember a red faced very hot chap at June event (2010?) in un-forecast blazing sunshine in extra layers and rain gear........that was me! :lol:

Thankfully, if it has rained there is normally somewhere to shelter. Some people might say I am a fair weather photographer and they would bloody well be right... I view this hobby as enjoyment, not an extreme environmental challenge :shock:
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Richard E wrote:Rain = wet tarmac/concrete = reflections = better and more interesting photographs :)


Not at the speed Northolt's ASP drains.
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OK, cheers for that. I was just checking it wouldn't be cancelled at the last minute after driving all the way there.

If a friend who wasn't on here wanted to register, is he OK to email you directly with registration details? Also is cheque the only payment option?

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IanOlder wrote:I haven't seen any particularly good reflection shots from any of the wet nights. The ramp at Northolt doesn't lend itself to decent reflections anyway.
Dry all the way for me.



Like this one ?

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Kier wrote:
IanOlder wrote:I haven't seen any particularly good reflection shots from any of the wet nights. The ramp at Northolt doesn't lend itself to decent reflections anyway.
Dry all the way for me.


Like this one ?


By 'reflection', I was referring to shots like this, where the whole aircraft is reflected, rather than just its lights - I assume Ian was/is also.
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hmeasures wrote:OK, cheers for that. I was just checking it wouldn't be cancelled at the last minute after driving all the way there.

If a friend who wasn't on here wanted to register, is he OK to email you directly with registration details? Also is cheque the only payment option?

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Confirmed today:-

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Confirmed today:-

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Graf Zeppelin wrote:Confirmed today:-

EC725 Caracal 01.067 French AF from Cazaux. :biggrin:

Ohhhh yeah :clap:

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Graf Zeppelin wrote:Confirmed today:-

EC725 Caracal 01.067 French AF from Cazaux. :biggrin:



Very nice addition Phil!
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Two lovely additions there Phil. Will the Vigi be able to engine run?

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PeterR wrote:Two lovely additions there Phil. Will the Vigi be able to engine run?


I can't see why not. Lets hope the weather is good VFR during the day so he can get in! :biggrin:
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Confirmed this evening..... our surprise guest. S-2T Turbo Tracker from the Securite Civile Marseille :biggrin: :biggrin:
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Well Phil, I never expected THAT! once was great, but twice!!! :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Great additions! Is it true the RAF have pulled the Puma?

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As I understand it, the calendar will be on sale for £5 at this event. Will those of us who have a pic or pics in it be able to pick up our complimentary copy on the night?

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Graf Zeppelin wrote:Confirmed this evening..... our surprise guest. S-2T Turbo Tracker from the Securite Civile Marseille :biggrin: :biggrin:


Must have been the quality of the punters or you gave them a great night.
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Phil,
Excellent job on the S-2T Turbo Tracker from the Securite Civile Marseille ! :yahoo:
Great addition.
Congratulations. :win:
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Graf Zeppelin wrote:Confirmed this evening..... our surprise guest. S-2T Turbo Tracker from the Securite Civile Marseille :biggrin: :biggrin:


Bloody hell.

That is a great addition.
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Graf Zeppelin wrote:Confirmed this evening..... our surprise guest. S-2T Turbo Tracker from the Securite Civile Marseille :biggrin: :biggrin:


I can't wait till next Thursday night! :worship: :worship: :worship:

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