Back @ Bristol – Plus An Unusual Visitor (13/09)

And abit more 😎

You need to do more? :confused::p

Paul

It’s basically cropping/levelling, levels (or exposure as it is in RAW, which Adam shoots), a slight saturation boost and sharpening.

And abit more 😎

Spalds spends most his time levelling though, because he’s a WAC who likes sloping horizons. 😀

It’s actually usually because I am drunk, or if not, hungover……

That COA left it a bit late didn’t he!?

Cheers Phil, there was very little wind (other than me) and so alot of late rotations 🙂

Cheers for the comments guys.

Adam

Paul’s in Love… :rolleyes:

When you say editing, is it just the levels and brightness you change or is there more to it than that?

It’s basically cropping/levelling, levels (or exposure as it is in RAW, which Adam shoots), a slight saturation boost and sharpening.

Spalds spends most his time levelling though, because he’s a WAC who likes sloping horizons. 😀

Paul

Cracking shots there, Adam. That COA left it a bit late didn’t he!?

Typical – I go away for a week – the sun comes out. No fair!

Cracking shots there Adam. The Euroatlantic is a stunner.
Cheers
Stu

All cracking as usual Adam. When you say editing, is it just the levels and brightness you change or is there more to it than that?

Ahh, so you did get some editing done!

Excellent images as usual, Spalds. I wouldn’t expect anything less from a WAC!

Paul (WAC-1)

was the euroatlantic operating under monarch for stranded passengers from XL???

It certainly was. It departed out empty (obviously) although I am not sure where to. There were also a couple of empty Ryanair’s departing out, one to Palma to pick up some more stranded passengers.

Thanks for the kind comments.

Adam

Nice shots, like the EuroAtlantic.

Great shots as always adam

was the euroatlantic operating under monarch for stranded passengers from XL???

I seen it pass my house

Rob
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Nice photos, and interesting to see the snowplow parked in front of the XL 737 in your second photo. A sign of the times I suppose.