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Icelandair 757 (TF-FIR) in the "80 years of Aviation Livery" landing during sunset at Amsterdam Schiphol Airport. This beauty features Vatnajökull national park. One of the first 757 with split scimitar winglets

One heck of a substorm was in progress when I scrambled out of the truck and setup the camera...near Tigerton, WI on September 1, 2016. To put this display in perspective, this was shot at 11mm and you see it here with no cropping...

 

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Flight EK 5739 Darwin - Perth

  

Photos taken short time after takeoff in Darwin.

Tail fin and winglet of US Airways Airbus A330-323X N272AY which is climbing out of runway 07L.

 

MSN 333 has had its first flight on 06.04.00 with the test registration F-WWKT and was delivered to US Airways on 04.05.00 (leased WFBN) with the registration N672UW. It was re-registered with US Airways as N272AY on 11.10.06.

 

Since January 15, 2009 and the spectacular crash landing of N106US (Airbus A320-200) in the Hudson River, New York, I see these tail fins with another view. Congratulations to the flight crew - especially to the pilot Chesley Burnett Sullenberger who managed to bring down the jet in one piece and without the loss of a soul!

the "new" Continental retro 75th Anniversary "Blue Skyway" 737-924 with scimitar winglets touching down on 6L in CLE...

 

delivered 5-29-2005

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A great night of aurora action is brewing up just after sunset...while The Pleiades rise to oversee the show (just above horizon above the point of land at right). Hecla Island, Manitoba, Canada October 10, 2017.

 

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Boeing 737-8FZ(Winglets) 9A-ICF ETF Airways at Zürich Airport. c/n 29659/3280 Built 2010

A Martinair Md-11 on short final for runway 06 during a very humid morning. The MD-11 is the airliner that is most likely to create these sort of scenes. That is a result of it's very large flaps sections and winglets

On the first domestic flight by Norwegian Air Shuttle in Spain (BTW, I really really miss my Nokia Lumia 930, you get spoiled and it is easy to forget how a lousy cellphone cam feels like when you get home)

A southbound sand train has a clear signal at North Weyawega as a dying storm approaches...I was out trying to get lightning shots but the line fell apart as it got close. I was left scrambling to find foreground interest as my original locations wouldn't work...then I realized I was close to this control point. The new LED signals that CN has been installing are definitely bright- I knew they were bright from the locomotive but didn't expect them to show up so well in photos.

Near Weyawega, WI May 17, 2017.

 

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A riot of color in the sky....I'm sort of running out of adjectives to use to describe these scenes...everything here was naked-eye visible, albeit a bit dimmer than the camera sensor saw it.

Also of note in this shot is The Andromeda Galaxy (top, right of center) and The Pleiades (just above the horizon, right of center). The orange at lower right is light pollution, probably Wanipigow on the other side of Lake Winnipeg.

Hecla Island, Manitoba, Canada. October 10, 2017.

 

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June 16 2017; Denver International DEN

Study of the scimitar winglet while arriving at Manchester

As our 737 banked left over Lake Ontario now heading east out of Pearson Airport the sun catches one of the winglets. The United States appears not that far in the distance on the other side of the lake.

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