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  • T-Bolt

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Having a look around all my recent pics, thought these may be of interest? All were going into Stansted at the time.

(Sorry about angle of King Air)

C&C welcome as always.

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By: by738 - 11th August 2013 at 10:40

Not bad ! Nice lighting

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By: Denis - 3rd August 2013 at 21:49

One of the Fed Ex fleet landing at Stansted tonight.

Nikon D300 Sigma 70-300 f4-5.6 DG f7.1,1/640th sec, focal length 300mm.

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By: wannabe pilot - 14th April 2010 at 18:12

Hmm interesting, do you mind where abouts in Sawbridgeworth you took that 3rd Easyjet shot, the one turning on to the approach? And what zoom did you have? This is a potentially new angle for me to try with my 500mm, something I’ve not considered before at Stansted (you’d never think of taking shots 5-6 miles away from the airport in question!).

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By: T-Bolt - 14th April 2010 at 16:55

You guess correct. Some aircraft do give the impression of being lower than others as they go over especially the 747’s. 😀

The Fed Ex and Atlas are both evening shots, the King Air was mid afternoon.

A couple more from yesterday evening (around 6pm).

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By: wannabe pilot - 13th April 2010 at 17:45

Interesting shots…these look like evening shots and with the sun on them that leads me to think you must be living somewhere on the RWY04 approach. And seeing as the landing gears are coming down that makes you somewhere near Sawbridgeworth I guess? It’s where I went to school and remember that’s where the landing gear would nearly always be extended on arriving aircraft!

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