Great improvement there Matt, did you get the new memory card?

Excellent stuff Mark, you jammy git with those free flights!

Well I have a 2 or 3 differnt lenses – these were all taken using the Canon 75-300 USM AF lens, which whilst not top notch seems to be working OK for me so far.

As for location I went to “Royal Albert” on the DLR and just walked down to the north side of the dock roughly abeam the 10 threshold. No-one else about for the hour or so I was there. Great views of the apron etc. – and the 10 approach – I guess it wouldn’t be quite so good if they’re on 28, but still worth a go. But I wouldn’t take a car – just do it via public transport then you’ve no parking hassles.

Thanks for that, I’ll have to try it when I get some chance soon. I’ve always been told it’s not worth it apart from in the morning rush because of the traffic, but it looks quite busy around 4pm? If I got the Docklands Light railway from inner London to the airport, how would you recommend that I get to those spots (bus?).

CB, excellent stuff. What lense are you using there with 300D? I live 25 miles from LCY and have always wanted to try it, but I’ve never been able to find out any definite places for photography (always being told about police moving you on etc.). Would you have any suggestions, and a best time/day of week to go up? That looks like a pretty good selection for 4pm!

I agree about last months EZY feature, very interesting. And the one in the previous month, about the EK pilot. I didn’t realise they could choose their routes they want!

I’ve bought every AW since the first issue. And I still maintain that the first issue was the best one! About 10 pages with photos of all the BA World Tails, explaining the background and meaning of each tail.

Well done Stuart, definitely much improved. Looks like you can pretty close to the climb out’s at EDI….might have to see about making my way up there at some point (climb out shots are my fav! 😀 ).