Pictures of your planes
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I think, technically, we are licencing the right to publish to them.
A publisher and a copyright holder are not (necessarily) the same.
The Ts&Cs really don't say anything about it, but this would be my understanding having worried quite a lot about book/magazine copyright issues over the years.
G
A publisher and a copyright holder are not (necessarily) the same.
The Ts&Cs really don't say anything about it, but this would be my understanding having worried quite a lot about book/magazine copyright issues over the years.
G
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lol ive started something here aint i, lol.
If the person took the picture and posted it then its perfectly fine to do so.
Also if someone else took the picture of your plane and you posted it im sure they are not going to be anal enough to say anything.
If the person took the picture and posted it then its perfectly fine to do so.
Also if someone else took the picture of your plane and you posted it im sure they are not going to be anal enough to say anything.
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Please ensure that your photographs (of which I hope there will be many) fit into the standard page width, and are therefore limited to 1024 in width.
Thanks
SD
Thanks
SD
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Well Stewmath, your thread isn´t exactly rockin´………so let me post 1 or 2 pics of my present project:
These are pics from the factory paint department (read "garden") in Cali, Colombia.
Come on people, please keep them pics coming!!
###Ultra Long Hauler###
These are pics from the factory paint department (read "garden") in Cali, Colombia.
Come on people, please keep them pics coming!!
###Ultra Long Hauler###
Last edited by Ultra long hauler; 5th August 2011 at 22:58.
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From: Suffolk
Photos of my Cessna F172H are on the AirBritain www site complete with full copyright claim.
http://www.abpic.co.uk/images/images/1223302F.jpg
http://www.abpic.co.uk/images/images/1161497M.jpg
I don't know the photographer who took them but I think did a good job of it.
Stephen
http://www.abpic.co.uk/images/images/1223302F.jpg
http://www.abpic.co.uk/images/images/1161497M.jpg
I don't know the photographer who took them but I think did a good job of it.
Stephen
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From: Ecuador
Avec toi???
Good registration by the way, for the French speakers I mean--> G-WITH, is that some sort of sibling of the Sopwith??
Congrats Stephen, beautiful machine! Does it have the Garmin G1000?
###Ultra Long Hauler###
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I am lucky to have two delightful aircraft which I keep here at home, and fly regularly: My 1975 Cessna 150, which I have owned for 24 years,
And the 1977 Thurston Teal, of which I have been custodian for 3 years. It is now for sale on behalf of it's Scandinavian owner.
And the 1977 Thurston Teal, of which I have been custodian for 3 years. It is now for sale on behalf of it's Scandinavian owner.
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Love both of those shots! How do you figure out whether the ice is thick enough? I'm also impressed with the sky.........I remember a day like that in UK about 12 years ago.......
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It can be very difficult to determine the thickness of the ice from the air. The sure thing, which I do when in doubt, is to put on an dry immersion suit, and walk the ice first. I take a battery drill, with a 12" long auger, and drill the ice, in a number of places where I propose to land. With totally clear ice, what you see is what you get. Other types of ice can be treacherous, even when "thick".
The ice pictured here is 10" thick, and that's the bottom of the lake 12 feet down you can see under the wheel!
The ice pictured here is 10" thick, and that's the bottom of the lake 12 feet down you can see under the wheel!
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Apollo Delta Jet
Not my own plane, but a new club member took his first flight in her yesterday……….thought I´d share with you people.
Also to keep this oh so interesting thread going………. (hint hint hint).
###Ultra Long Hauler###
Also to keep this oh so interesting thread going………. (hint hint hint).
###Ultra Long Hauler###
