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One thing about the runway used this time, all the landings came in over the crowd

Holiday's gainer. 360 ft (120 m) antenna. Slider-down. Complicate landing area.

One of tens (or hundreds?) of photos trying to catch the pelicans in flight (Los Roques, Venezuela).

Yes, I had fun photographing this nest. Good location and POV, wind was at my back so the landings were coming in towards me for once.

I was getting showered by gravel and spray as she zoomed up the ramp

it was a full contact landing for this fish. there was bleeding and squriming and splashing, but the fish uninjured.

This heron had been standing on the canal bank for some while as I photographed it. Then a jogger came along and when he got within a couple of yards the heron flew in a tight circle over the canal and then landed back where it had been standing before.

No photoshop here - other than adjusting the levels and boosting the contrast & sharpness a bit. This seagull just came in from a landing while I was aiming the camera up there.

Coming down into Tignes, the pisteurs closed it for an impromptu landing so that some poor unfortunate could be swiftly taken off the slopes.

The remains of St. Anne's pier's landing jetty.

Landing at Peretola's airport (LIRQ)

Angels Landing, Zion

 

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I cleaned up my landing strip and arranged pics of my friends and family.

On a flight from Atlanta to New York, taken from the right side of the airliner, these photos capture the dramatic vastness that is the New York metropolitan area.

this guy landed quite close to our boat as we were leaving the walvisbay harbour, expecting some food

 

on the camera back it looked all blown out but lightroom did its magic....

 

more pelicans on the way :-)

On board G-BLNI BN-2 Islander from Shoreham Airport

Sorry for the blurriness of the photo, but I love the owl's landing position and the neat shadow its wings make.

this is why my aunt and I (and 29 or so other families) had to move—this is North Carolina Central University's Eagle Landing dorm on Brant Street on opening day. (Durham, NC 2004)

Florida Today ran a front page story about the historic landing

After a night's hard work of fishing, these fishing boats prepare to unload their catch for distribution to the fish markets of Southern Cebu.

Coming in for a landing into LGA on Thanksgiving Day...

He was pretty far away but caught him landing :D

 

Taken at Østensjøvannet 7th of June 2009.

 

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A young girl waves the Indian flag during a performance at the Festival of India at Penn's Landing.

Bolton Beans Diner. Main Street, Bolton Landing, NY. August 5, 2008

Lights of Amsterdam while circling above

Bumblebee landing on foxglove flower.

This is the view from the deck of the main lodge when we stayed at Kenai Princess Lodge in Cooper Landing Alaska. The views just didn't stop the whole time we were in Alaska. (Fishing the Kenai River at Cooper Landing 1D4_1783

An aircraft landing at YVR. Capture NX2 conversion.

Eden Landing Wetlands in Hayward, California.

 

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