Airliners

AIRIC · Apr 12, 2005

Spent the evening after work shooting at Toronto International Airport. Great lighting and a host of International flights.

Eric

Picksure · Apr 12, 2005

:hail:

whats in store for post #1,000?

john3eblover · Apr 12, 2005

amazing as usual. please tell me you are familiar with www.airliners.net , which is nothing more than the best aviation website there is...

LaFoto · Apr 13, 2005

Only more proof that what I have just said over in "General" (in your "Celebrating-the-one-thousand"-thread) about you being one of the best round here is oh! so true! These are amazingly clear - and the first photo presented shows a LUFTHANSA airliner

. Heehee. Something German on here (beside me).

And what a sky you had! Crystal clear weather. Wow.
Winglets up, flaps down... they were all on landing approach, weren't they?

John E. · Apr 13, 2005

You have an incredable flair for framing a picture and great exposures, good work.

john3eblover · Apr 13, 2005

LaFoto said:
Only more proof that what I have just said over in "General" (in your "Celebrating-the-one-thousand"-thread) about you being one of the best round here is oh! so true! These are amazingly clear - and the first photo presented shows a LUFTHANSA airliner . Heehee. Something German on here (beside me).
And what a sky you had! Crystal clear weather. Wow.
Winglets up, flaps down... they were all on landing approach, weren't they?

haha. actually i think they were all taking off, and you can't put the winglets down :wink:

AIRIC · Apr 13, 2005

They were on take-off. they need a percentage of flap to help generate more lift for a shorter take-off roll.

Eric

LaFoto · Apr 13, 2005

Oh, I see. So I was wrong then. Shows just about how much "knowledge" I have of aviation... should have conferred with my son before I wrote that post :er:. He would have known. I'm sure. Ah well... doesn't make the photos any worse

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