Near miss above london docklands?
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PThomas,
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.p...194403&nseq=20
Alot more impressive with a 747 & 767
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewphoto.p...194403&nseq=20
Alot more impressive with a 747 & 767
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Location: Where my heart is.
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Airborne 2005. The only one of many, many photos that day that were any good. Due to luck rather than skill on my part, thanks to the camera's shutter lag. Oh to be able to shoot on datum!
Is that yours Dispatcher?
Dir. PPRuNe Line Service
Is that yours Dispatcher?
I've uploaded quite a few "close" pics to http://mik.me.uk/plogger/index.php?l...ollection&id=1
Join Date: Dec 2007
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No mate this is what you get when EGLC use Easterflies and Heathrow use westerflies.
This is about 1000-1500ft and i get it happening over my house every day.
Regards,
Robbie
This is about 1000-1500ft and i get it happening over my house every day.
Regards,
Robbie
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For the best ever tutorial on perspective effects, it is necessary to turn to Father Ted
"This is very small.
Those are far away."
"This is very small.
Those are far away."
