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I like these, taken at Galway Hospital last year with a VERY basic small Digital Camera..

And taken with my better newer FinePix S5000 on the Saturday of last Years Salthill Airshow:

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David086

rob88 wrote: »

using speedbrakes on a touch and go? pretty unusual??

Probably testing stuff out or training.

rob88

using speedbrakes on a touch and go? pretty unusual??

Shane Slv

Easy Jet A319 training at shannon:

Piper landing on on 06 at shannon: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTr9JqRpWJ0

Easy jet A319 touch and go: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnaaZ7Bnb_w

*Kol*

CabanasBoy

Tenger wrote: »

Its not a pro photo forum so don't be worried about technical quality.

Just take/post the shots you like yourself.

Looking at your shots, have your done anything with them? I use Picasa to improve/edit my shots. I find it really simple to use and it does the job as far as I want it. Even a simple increase in brightness can improve shots I take.

I picked up Photoshop Elements 7 for around €20 on Amazon, makes such a difference to be able to improve your pictures just by brightening, reducing shadows, sharpening etc.

Tenger

neil2304 wrote: »

Some from today. First day with new camera, so not up to scratch

http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilk2304/sets/72157625932581131/

Its not a pro photo forum so don't be worried about technical quality.

Just take/post the shots you like yourself.

Looking at your shots, have your done anything with them? I use Picasa to improve/edit my shots. I find it really simple to use and it does the job as far as I want it. Even a simple increase in brightness can improve shots I take.

mle1324

N7777G wrote: »

Some photos from Dublin on Monday 14th including another Air France 777 ...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/eigjb/tags/14022011/

Is that the French teams plane going home ?

AfterDusk

Some from today. First day with new camera, so not up to scratch

http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilk2304/sets/72157625932581131/

N7777G

Some photos from Dublin on Monday 14th including another Air France 777 ...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/eigjb/tags/14022011/

nag

Tenger wrote: »

Not sure, normal North Atlantic track separation is 1000' vertical and 3000' lateral I think. (Any guys with more knowledge able to correct me?)

I was taught that there was 60NM lateral separation between the tracks.

Tenger

Lovely shots as always WestDub.
The B757 behind the bizjet tells a nice story.

mayotom wrote: »

How close were you to it?

Not sure, normal separation whilst on the North Atlantic track is 1000' vertical and 3000' lateral I think. (Any guys with more knowledge able to correct me?) He was maybe 1/2 a mile away, always hard to judge in flight.

The B777 was off our left side, 1000' higher than us. I took the shots as it moved closer to us. Eventually ended up 1000' above us and about 2000' ahead of us. It slowly moved off as it was slightly faster than our A330. (Should really have looked at the display to check the correct range!)

IrishB.ie

westdub wrote: »

A few more of my shots from yesterday...

Great pic.

Is it me or do those two pilots looked worried looking in their 'wing' mirror?

mle1324

The second photo an A340 ?

westdub

And the high flyers...

Nearly missed this one...

An 124

westdub

A few more of my shots from yesterday...

lord lucan

iwillrocku wrote: »

There looks like a ryanair 747 behind the 737?

That was a photoshopped pic of a BA 744 divert parked at Pier E.:D

lord lucan

mayotom wrote: »

there seem to be quiet a few Private jet movements, is this normal??

There's usually plenty of Private Jet movements at DUB. With it being Saturday and the 6 Nations in town it seemed a little busier than normal though.

iwillrocku

David086 wrote: »

Hahaha it doesn't look to bad in the Ryanair colours.

There looks like a ryanair 747 behind the 737?

CabanasBoy

Lapin wrote: »

OY-NCM
Fairchild Dornier 328JET

Operated by Sun Air of Scandinavia, a regional Danish airline under BA franchise. They also offer charters and air taxi services.

Some lovely stuff there Lord Lucan, It's sister OY-NCL was here in July of last year.

iwillrocku

My favourite pic is the A380.
Do you know emirates ordered 90 of them.

mayotom

lord lucan wrote: »

Spent 3 hours at EIDW this morning. Took a ton of photo's,so i'll just link to the album. Despite being interested in aviation for years and being into photography i've never bothered to take pics of aircraft(apart from a few on my phone in this thread when i'm in work) so figured i'd change that today.

A good morning at EIDW,many extra flights on due to the rugby including an AF 777. This was followed shortly by the weekly AF Cargo which today was also a 777. Pics aren't brilliant,may do some work on them later. I was also messing around with settings on the camera quite a bit as the early morning sun was 'throwing' some of the images. Anyways,hope some of you enjoy them.:)

My Pics

there seem to be quiet a few Private jet movements, is this normal??

Tenger wrote: »

Some more of my recent shots.

The lesser spotted Continental B777 in Star livery:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/tearbringer/5436747630/

How close were you to it?

mle1324

westdub wrote: »

Some of my efforts from today....
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Love Emirates a380 shot

nkfox

westdub
Thanks for sharing the photos. I like the photos of the Air France 777's

David086

Some photo's of Weston today.

westdub

Some of my efforts from today....

Lapin

David086 wrote: »

Some great shots! Just wondering photo 195, its a British Airways aircraft, what aircraft is it and where did it come from? I've never seen it before in Dublin.

OY-NCM
Fairchild Dornier 328JET

Operated by Sun Air of Scandinavia, a regional Danish airline under BA franchise. They also offer charters and air taxi services.

Tenger

Plowman wrote: »

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Thanks. Just lucky, lovely clear sky. It slowly overtook our A333 on our left side (maybe 1000ft above) about 2 hours out of Dublin before slotting in ahead of us.
Unfortunately the shots from behind it didn't come out as well.

Lapin

lord lucan wrote: »

A good morning at EIDW,many extra flights on due to the rugby including an AF 777.

This one had the French Rugby Team on board !

The cargo triple 7 that followed it was probably carrying their egos. :rolleyes:

Lets hope it returns to Paris empty.

Some great photos there Lucan. A morning well spent.

lord lucan

David086 wrote: »

Some great shots! Just wondering photo 195, its a British Airways aircraft, what aircraft is it and where did it come from? I've never seen it before in Dublin.

It's a Dornier 328 i think. I'm not sure why it was here though,have never seen it at DUB before.

Plowman

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