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Pacific Flyer Monthly Photo Competition - May 2009


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And we're off.

 

Here is the inaugural month thread for the new Pacific Flyer Monthly Photo Competition.

 

Check the readme sticky for the rules (nothing tricky there) and post your entries into this thread for your chance to win a 6 month subscription to Pacific Flyer magazine, or to get your photo published.

 

It's not May until Friday, but let's start early.

 

 

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Here are a few,

 

The cub and lightwing pics were at Boonah and the others at YCAB. I have high quality copies but had to shrink them to upload.

 

Quality went down:sad:

 

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Balloon reflection

 

This shot was taken August 2008 from a hot air balloon in the Avon Valley Northam Western Australia. The reflection is from a branch of the Avon River near Spencer's Brook for anyone who knows the area. The basket is the dark rectangle shape centre of the balloon and accommodates 20 people plus the pilot, all standing up. The pilot positions everyone where he wants them grading from light weight people in the centre to heavy weights on the outside. How do I know this?....... He placed me on the outside:laugh:

 

Pud

 

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Guest Maj Millard

That balloon shot is pretty amazing........and John the bushcaddy shots are good also.....................................024_cool.gif.7a88a3168ebd868f5549631161e2b369.gif

 

 

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Nothing really exceptional about the shots until you consider that they were taken by a sales rep

 

holding one of these on his lap.

 

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It's an infra red sensor with an inbuilt camera and storage card - It's a part of a burglar alarm system!

 

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Only a few days left for this month, so get your entries in.

Ross,

 

How the heck do you do that so well?

 

Your shot looks great, yet if I took that shot it would just look bland and like a brown pussy in front of some blue sky with a bit of white stuff in it.

 

Steve,

 

Interesting what great focal length that alarm camera has. Me think it mazing.

 

Regards Geoff

 

 

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Interesting what great focal length that alarm camera has. Me think it mazing.

I did wonder why he brought product 'glossies' and a sample with him when I invited him to come for a blat in the tin can.

 

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Preflight, he was happily playing with his toy

 

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"Bugger the sales pitch, this flyin' stuff's fun!"

 

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Turning base 23

 

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Taxiing back in.."Look mum! I didn't die..."

 

They'd be good little units to set up in hangars to see who's stuffing around with aircraft in the owners absence.....or beside a certain motel's coke machine to see who's kicking the carp out of it.

 

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I did wonder why he brought product 'glossies' and a sample with him when I invited him to come for a blat in the tin can.

They'd be good little units to set up in hangars to see who's stuffing around with aircraft in the owners absence.....or beside a certain motel's coke machine to see who's kicking the carp out of it.

No carp anywhere near our joint. I'll PM ya, Steve, as they look good and useful.

 

Sorry to sidetrack this thread Slarti.

 

 

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Geoff - a good camera makes all the difference.

Yep, no skill at all! just pushing the button and watching it do the rest....

 

A bit like those EC145 Helicopters! apparently all you do to land is push the landing button, and watch it land itself!! Great peices of engineering if you ask me!

 

 

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