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Wrapping things up for tonight…. Hopefully I can hit the gym tonight, if not, first thing tomorrow morning, and back to the grind again.
This is the Detroit airport @ about 6:00 AM this morning, I had to take a friend of mine to catch a flight and I took a couple pics while I was there.
The in focus ones didn't really capture my imagination (there's barbed wire in the way and whatnot, it looked like I could have driven on the other side of it, but I wasn't brave enough), but I had the foresight to defocus (I tried all the way from all the way de-focused to very slightly de-focused - this one was somewhere in the middle) and try a couple shots that way since I like the effect when I've seen it done, and I was hoping all that blue would come out. Just playing around for the assignment, but I figured I'd upload with the crop and all since it was a fun experiment.
I stuck the camera on top of the car since (as anyone who's listened to me whine lately knows) my tripod is broken, so the lights are reflected in the roof.
Delta Airlines, Boeing B757-200, landing at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW/KDTW), Michigan, USA. After a flight from Mexico City Intl Airport.
An Antonov 124 lifts off from Detroit on its way back to Leipzig, Germany after dropping off machinery for General Motors.
Here is DTW's airport tunnel again but this time in green. I wish I had gone back to capture all the colours. This space is always how I imagined something in the future would be...
DTW/KDTW - Detroit International Airport - Detroit, MI - USA. Boeing B747-400. Delta Air Lines, Boeing B747-451, N669US / 6309 (cn 24224/803)
Delta Airlines B747 at the gate, in Detroit Metropolitan Airport DTW KDTW, Michigan, USA. Nikkor 28mm f/2.8 AI-S.
A long, illuminated tunnel at Detriot International Airport stretches into the distance. It features blurry silhouettes of people walking along the sides and a central path leading toward a brightly lit exit. The walls are adorned with vibrant orange and white lighting patterns.
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DTW/KDTW - Detroit International Airport - Detroit, MI - USA. Boeing B747-400. Delta Air Lines, Boeing B747-451, N669US / 6309 (cn 24224/803). Delta Connection, Bombardier CRJ-200ER (CL-600-2B19), N602XJ (cn 8045).
N814DN - Boeing 737-932(ER) - Delta Air Lines. Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW/KDTW), Michigan - USA.
N416YX - Embraer ERJ-175LR - American Airlines. Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW/KDTW), Michigan - USA.
Delta Air Lines Boeing 757-351 N588NW [c/n 32988] being de-iced at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport [DTW/KDTW] for a flight to Orlando, 1 January 2016.
DTW 1 "Anton" der Dampflok-Gemeinschaft Braunschweig-Weferlingen war auf Sonderfahrt und konnte bei der Ausfahrt aus Blumenberg abgelichtet werden.
Delta Airline, Airbus A350, McNamara Terminal, at Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW/KDTW), Michigan USA.
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It was founded in 1829 and named after President Andrew Jackson.
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