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I have wondered sometimes how you are able to get around all the access restrictions we have now.
However you do it, I do enjoy the final product. Excellent photo's Wingman. Back in the '50's and '60's up here, one could go to an open air deck, very close to commercial planes landing and taking off. Now of course....not at all. Les |
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Being upfront and polite to the authorities goes a long way. After a while, familiarity helps as well...my spotting partner and I are known around these parts as those crazies photographing airplanes every weekend ![]() FYI, with the exception of a public "open house" at an airport, or an airshow, all my pictures are taken from outside the fence. The challenge is to keep finding new angles and vantage points from which to spot while respecting the access restrictions. A photo like this one makes it all worthwhile! Jehan |
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You've got the right way to do it...being upfront and polite always is the best way. BTW, I really enjoy your photo's....of planes and trains. Note you mentioned getting the right angle. That is a real key, one that I think is commonly overlooked. Les |
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