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Good going! That third plane shot looks like he was flying almost level with you. Must have been really low. Thanks Henry. It did pass me literally a few feet from the deck on full afterburn. The virbration was astonishing. My cats were in the paddock (in a special pen so that they cannot escape) a...

Dr. Harout wrote:BTW, how on earth do you shoot with a cup in your hand

Glass, Harout, only posh people drink wine out of a cup

are you running IE8 in "Compatibility view"? Each time IE8 launches I have to manually activate compatibility view, if I want it. I don't often bother, and especially here, as it makes no difference. With Dyxum it does make a big difference as the columns are all squashed over to the righ...

Of course, the slower ones were a bit easier to shoot overhead but then my lens combination was much too long



Thanks for looking

Brian

http://www.brianyoungphotography.co.uk/webpics/air05.jpg came so close and travelled so fast I could hardly get a line on the beast, but after a couple of passess right overhead (scaring the daylights out of my cats) it disappeared http://www.brianyoungphotography.co.uk/webpics/air06.jpg and finall...

Last Friday I got home about lunchtime and my wife told me to fetch my camera and a lens :roll:, a long one :lol: . She poured me a glass of wine and told me to go and sit in the paddock :? I did: http://www.brianyoungphotography.co.uk/webpics/air01.jpg Poured herself one too you'll notice It seems ...

Thanks David. Just curious, no problem as I know what I've got

The other info is useful though

Brian

Tony Meredith wrote:I like the first one the most - I always have been a morning person - but all three are great. Nice Work.

ditto

The first one is stunning. Thanks for posting Murph

Brian

bakubo wrote:From time to time I go to Koko Head Crater and then go inside to take photos.

Hi Henry

Koko Head Crater?

Brian

I prefer the first one too BTW

bonneville wrote:Sadly, on occasion, the atmosphere is not good and I have better things to do with my time.

deja vu?

(I hope bossel will correct my use of the phrase if its wrong, but the meaning should be clear following yesterday's fiasco)

DK's signature on all of his posts sports a sign which, according to the Danasoft.com website, shows the configuration of the viewer's kit and connection. However my view says I'm using Vista (correct) and IE7 (not correct, its IE8). I know it's trivial but I was curious if there is an explanation? ...

Sonolta wrote:I did not ask for cats....and if I did I could post thousands of them myself. -Sonolta

But you have to admit she is a "pretty girl"

Hello John. Looks like I am the first to welcome you to the very best Minolta/Sony forum on the interweb.

But I'll not be the only one and we're looking forward to seeing some pictures from your a200.

Brian

Sonolta wrote:Feel free to post your pretty girl shots on here! -Sonolta

Thanks

This is my Lulu. I love her.

This was a bit of a challenge to answer as it is my favourite photo forum, and when the atmosphere is good (which is most of the time) I enjoy visiting often. Sadly, on occasion, the atmosphere is not good and I have better things to do with my time. But, in my seventh decade and been round the bloc...