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Sploosher
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flying lady.

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here are a couple of shots that unfortunately I can remember if they were taken on the A700 or the Dynax7d.

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She took to the skies like a lovesick angel...........

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http://www.flickr.com/photos/35699306@N04/
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I see you like close up shots.
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Re: flying lady.

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I take a wide variety of shots, and dont really specialise in any particular type.

I try to keep my options open and take virtually anything, but the flying lady in these images took my eye at a local car show I went to.

How could anyone resist the temptaion........
She took to the skies like a lovesick angel...........

XH558 http://www.vulcantotheskies.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/35699306@N04/
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Hi Sploosher,

It's a charmer. But then Rolls Royce does have an allure altogether. I always admired the clean-cut build and the amount to detail.

Good details of the 'flying lady'. I enjoy the silvery reflections caught in the soft curves of the tiny sculpture; a classic.

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I quite like the photos, I never realized that RR had a flying lady as an emblem before, but then I've only ever seen a few rollers go by, at a distance.
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Re: flying lady.

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I have since discovered that the 2 images were taken on the Dynax 7d with a cheapy Sigma 18-50 DC lens.......


I love these 2 images................mind you, the nice sunny day helped.......
She took to the skies like a lovesick angel...........

XH558 http://www.vulcantotheskies.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/35699306@N04/
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