Ah no problem mate:)
Well that sounds like fun!!! I wish my photography was good enough i would have magazine editors getting me to take pictures of there planes air-air. Just out of interest. What magazine, can we get it over here?
Josh
The magazine is called Planet Aerospace (http://www.planet-aerospace.com, and is mainly sold in Europe. Its acually published in 4 languages including English with over 80,000 copies selling per issue, but I suppose it’s not yet ready for the UK market.
Cheers Josh! Yeah I am flying on Air Berlin from Stansted, via Dusseldorf both ways. Am doing some work over there for a magazine editor who often publishes my work in his magazine. To cut a long story short he wants some nice shots of his own Piper, and so wants me to go up in a rented Cessna and take shots of his plane! I’m really looking forward to it, just hoping that the weather holds out.
Which ones are backlit, the one of the US Airways?
They were all taken from the same spot, but the RWY is RWY28. Therefore at this time of year the sun rises just to the north, at around 080. By about 0800 its moved down the runway to around 100, and then for the rest of the day they become properly lit. The spot is well known at Dublin, and is just on a mound round the side of the runway. It’s quite easy to get to, but quite a dangerous walk along some busy roads. It takes about 40 minutes from the terminal.











I then walked round to the terminal and grabbed something to eatready for my flight home. The flight was on EI-DLS, another new reg for me.
And just
to top off a great day, I managed to snap this overview of DUB!

Then finally, arriving at Stansted.

I hope you enjoyed these shots, I’m afraid that the quality is quite poor in a lot due ot re-sizing and compresing for the forum. Most of the full size (better quality) versions are around on the jetphotos.net link below.
Next up from me should be a thread from Luton the other morning, although I’m not sure when I’ll get time to post. On Tuesday I am off to Munich, for some air-to-air photography (if the weather holds up!) so hopefully I’ll be back soon.
Thanks very much guys, much appreciated!
Excellent work mate, I love the lighting on TTOG, one that I’ve also flown on!
Great selection there Danny! Both FR aicraft I’ve flown on, DAY and my own one (DAN). Cheers..
Great work mate, you can’t beat the ‘standing-on-one-leg’ angle of the Dash-8.
Cheers for the fantastic response, glad you all liked them! It is really great for photography, and certainly the closest you’ll get to SXM in Europe (and much cheaper too…….my flights in December on GB Airways cost £86 rtn inc tax….and an apartment is £6pppn!). Maybe you should consider coming out when I plan to live there next Summer, then I could show you around etc?
Cheers!
Josh, they are called ‘Las Marinas’ apartments, but there are 10 or 15 other apartment blocks just as close to the action.
I am using the Sigma 50-500mm lense. The ones from my balcony were taken at around 300mm.
And then it was down to the touchdown zone, my favourite part of Lanzarote photography. It really is incredibly close, probably about as close as you’d ever get at an airshow. All of these shots were taken with my 18-55mm, a 737 side on requires around 28mm!









And finally, a perfectly timed touchdown. A moment later, he slammed down on the right creating a huge amount of smoke, and a few seconds later I was literally engulfed in this big white cloud of burning rubber. It sounds fun thinking back, but I could barely breath when it happened!

So that’s it, another week in ACE over. 🙁 Not long til I go back though, and weather for photography is better in December (less heat haze problems, less hazy skies etc). We flew home on Thomsonfly 757-200 G-BYAN. Here’s a quick one of the interior..

It’s nice and fresh, but having those pockets right in my face annoys me!
Cheers for looking.
I then also had one full morning down on the beach, which was quite a successful one. First of all, sunrise at the threshold…









Unfortunately, I only managed to make 2 trips round the corner to the perimeter during the week, because we had other things planned such as meals, and day trips etc. I managed to escape briefly for an hour one evening….





Last one of the day..
A great assortment mate. Really like the one of CS-TNA against the Sea…reminds me of Funchal style shots.
Excellent work Lance, lighting on that final Bmi is superb!