Personal flying photos
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Personal flying photos
As the 'Personal Flying Videos' thread has been a success, what better than to start of a photo thread?
So bring 'em on....
I'll post some soon don't worry
So bring 'em on....
I'll post some soon don't worry
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Private Photos
I have got loads on my site from all over , Malaga,Gran Canaria,Manchester etc.....also a few from sun n fun ....enjoyhttp://uk.msnusers.com/AerialPhotosHolidayPhotos
Is it ok to put a link to my site?
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Established localiser - what an amazing picture of Travolta's house...
http://uk.msnusers.com/AerialPhotosHolidayPhotos/flying1.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=269
Now that is utopia!
http://uk.msnusers.com/AerialPhotosHolidayPhotos/flying1.msnw?action=ShowPhoto&PhotoID=269
Now that is utopia!
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Not great quality, and some might have seen them before but...
http://www.pbase.com/knobbygb/flying
Some taken on my QXC and some in Florida.
this thread is a great idea - I could spend all day looking at flying photos. And probably will...
http://www.pbase.com/knobbygb/flying
Some taken on my QXC and some in Florida.
this thread is a great idea - I could spend all day looking at flying photos. And probably will...
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Blessington Lakes, located just south of Dublin city in Co. Wicklow, Ireland:
Lucan, Co. Dublin Ireland. This is where I live, and this is close to Weston airfield. That's Dublin city in the background:
Dublin City. The big park in the centre of the picture is St Stephens Green:
Roscommon town. Mid west of Ireland:
Lucan, Co. Dublin Ireland. This is where I live, and this is close to Weston airfield. That's Dublin city in the background:
Dublin City. The big park in the centre of the picture is St Stephens Green:
Roscommon town. Mid west of Ireland:
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ToryBoy,
First you need to upload your photos to a website. Some websites allow you to link to them - others don't.
I use fototime which lets you store some pictures free for 30 days and link to them. I'm sure there are lots of other suitable sites.
Once you have done that, click the button marked "IMG" when creating a message, and paste in the url of your photograph. (Easiest way to do this is to right click on the photo on the website that is hosting it, select "properties" and copy the address.) If you use fototime, you can instead click the button marked "create link" and copy the address from the next screen.
It sounds a bit complicated, but it's easy once you've got the hang of it.
Even I can do it sometimes!
First you need to upload your photos to a website. Some websites allow you to link to them - others don't.
I use fototime which lets you store some pictures free for 30 days and link to them. I'm sure there are lots of other suitable sites.
Once you have done that, click the button marked "IMG" when creating a message, and paste in the url of your photograph. (Easiest way to do this is to right click on the photo on the website that is hosting it, select "properties" and copy the address.) If you use fototime, you can instead click the button marked "create link" and copy the address from the next screen.
It sounds a bit complicated, but it's easy once you've got the hang of it.
Even I can do it sometimes!
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Some of flying with Capital 95.8FM in December 2003: (hello Vicky! 
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G-FLII GA7 Cougar
Over Northolt and the M40 heading East
Central London at Sunrise
Over OCK heading West (looking south towards the Dorking Gap)
Holding at the Isle Of Dogs for LCY 28 departure
Great fun!
)G-FLII GA7 Cougar
Over Northolt and the M40 heading East
Central London at Sunrise
Over OCK heading West (looking south towards the Dorking Gap)
Holding at the Isle Of Dogs for LCY 28 departure
Great fun!
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I can't produce many airborne shots as it's all too rare that I get in the sky, but I probably have one or two photos of your aircraft on my website, as I've been to plenty of fly-ins over the last couple of years:
http://futurshox.net/aero.php3
Meanwhile, here's one I did take from the air
http://futurshox.net/aero.php3
Meanwhile, here's one I did take from the air
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For an example of what to post have a look at the brilliant thread on rotorheads called Rotorheads around the world, it really is great.
For posting pictures here you can't go far wrong if you read AF's post and stick to that. You need to put your pictures on the web somewhere. Most internet service providers supply it free if you are a customer. BTinternet give me 50 mgs free space to do what I want with. To get the picture online you can either scan it in and save it or download it direct from your digital camera. Once you have the pictures on your heard drive, you can create a new folder on your desktop called anything, flying photos will do. Put all your pictures in there.
To upload the pictures you need an FTP programme. You can get them free on most pc magazines disks. Cute FTP or Smart FTP are both dead easy, good programmes to use. You simply locate your picture folder usuing the interface in the ftp proggramme and upload them. This is easy too, use the CTRL key on your keyboard as you select each picture, highlight how many you want to upload to your web-space and simply click on upload.
Once your pictures are online, right click the picture, click on properties and then highlight the address and copy it. Go to this thread and click on IMG. A box will appear and simply paste the address into it. Click ok and submit reply and your picture will appear in you post. It seems complicated but honestly, as someone has pointed out, it is so easy when you know how to do it.
I don't think pictures will link from MSN so you will have to out a link to your web page from there.
That's it really, have a go at it for yourself and see how easy it is.
If you are still phased by doing all that then as a last resort or if your ISP do not supply free space then e-mail them to me and I will upload them for you.
Look forward to seeing your pictures soon.
For posting pictures here you can't go far wrong if you read AF's post and stick to that. You need to put your pictures on the web somewhere. Most internet service providers supply it free if you are a customer. BTinternet give me 50 mgs free space to do what I want with. To get the picture online you can either scan it in and save it or download it direct from your digital camera. Once you have the pictures on your heard drive, you can create a new folder on your desktop called anything, flying photos will do. Put all your pictures in there.
To upload the pictures you need an FTP programme. You can get them free on most pc magazines disks. Cute FTP or Smart FTP are both dead easy, good programmes to use. You simply locate your picture folder usuing the interface in the ftp proggramme and upload them. This is easy too, use the CTRL key on your keyboard as you select each picture, highlight how many you want to upload to your web-space and simply click on upload.
Once your pictures are online, right click the picture, click on properties and then highlight the address and copy it. Go to this thread and click on IMG. A box will appear and simply paste the address into it. Click ok and submit reply and your picture will appear in you post. It seems complicated but honestly, as someone has pointed out, it is so easy when you know how to do it.
I don't think pictures will link from MSN so you will have to out a link to your web page from there.
That's it really, have a go at it for yourself and see how easy it is.
If you are still phased by doing all that then as a last resort or if your ISP do not supply free space then e-mail them to me and I will upload them for you.
Look forward to seeing your pictures soon.
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Heli Crossing of LHR
Crossing the Landing runway (27R)
Austrian Airbus departing 27L
BA A320 Lined up 27L
BA 747 holding for 27L
Cargo centre/27L
BA 757
Terminal 4
Austrian Airbus departing 27L
BA A320 Lined up 27L
BA 747 holding for 27L
Cargo centre/27L
BA 757
Terminal 4
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AlanM,
One of your ( nice) pics shows the throttle quadrant with the mixture levers in markedly different positions. Is this normal in twins? Just curious, never having flown in one.
dublinpilot - what's the ruling about flying over central Dublin? Isn't there a rather different wording in the IAA docs about flight over built-up areas? Where would you land if the engine quit? (being from Dublin originally I'm very interested)
SD
One of your (
nice) pics shows the throttle quadrant with the mixture levers in markedly different positions. Is this normal in twins? Just curious, never having flown in one. dublinpilot - what's the ruling about flying over central Dublin? Isn't there a rather different wording in the IAA docs about flight over built-up areas? Where would you land if the engine quit? (being from Dublin originally I'm very interested)
SD
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Battersea Heliport
Buck Pal
Stamford Bridge
One Canada Square
Covent Garden
Canary Wharf/London City Airport
Houses of Parliament
Want any more.... ?!?!?!?! lol
Buck Pal
Stamford Bridge
One Canada Square
Covent Garden
Canary Wharf/London City Airport
Houses of Parliament
Want any more.... ?!?!?!?! lol
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Hello,
I love this topic, also im a big fan of Aero Photos
HereŽs some from me, that i normaly take when flying. ( Im a PPL Student at the moment )
View of the Airfield from Above
My Baby
Scary - On the way to Portugal
IŽll up load some more soon.
I love this topic, also im a big fan of Aero Photos
HereŽs some from me, that i normaly take when flying. ( Im a PPL Student at the moment )
View of the Airfield from Above
My Baby
Scary - On the way to Portugal
IŽll up load some more soon.
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http://212.158.207.168/flying/
(nb: if you are viewing between the hours of 2300 and 0900 and not able to see the photos, that's probably because the server is switched off
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(nb: if you are viewing between the hours of 2300 and 0900 and not able to see the photos, that's probably because the server is switched off
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