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I will call this a mild success. My goal was figure out how to have the bright backlight without entirely losing the foreground to full silhouette.
More experimenting required, but I will go to bed satisfied with this baby step.
A6-HRM Boeing 747-422
United Arab Emirates Government Dubai Air Wing.
Catches the early morning sun, north side at Stansted.
DE2 105 is op 6 april 1983 als trein 8245 zojuist de brug over het Van Harinxmakanaal gepasseerd onderweg naar Harlingen.
-Storypeople
I am going to try to upload as much as possible in these next few weeks, but bear with me, because I'm going to have school, tennis, dance, and work. School starts next Tuesday, so I'll try to get a couple more uploaded before then. That's when it gets really hectic.
So this was the shoot I was planning out in my head last night when I couldn't sleep. Of all nights not being able to sleep a wink, I had to pick the night when I have to get up at 6:40 the next morning for a tennis match. (match went well, if anyone cares, our team won, I won my match as well)
Backyard again. I really need to find a new place to take my shots. Hrm.
And sorry Sean. :p
Please excuse the laaaame expression on my face. But believe it or not, it was the best out of the shots. xD
Explore! #101
Dubai Royal Air Wing Boeing 747-400 A6-HRM taxing to a stand after arriving at Zurich as "Dubai One." This was its second visit to Zurich in as many days for the World Economic Forum 2019 and it departed about an hour later.
The Dubai Royal Air Wing operates flights for the Emir of Dubai, as well as other Royal Family members and Government officials. The operate a fleet of 12 aircraft, including 5 B747 (1 is a B747F) and 5 B737.
DE1 34 rijdt samen met DE2 80 op 6 april 1983 als trein 8945 de boog in richting Sneek na de passage van de brug over het Van Harinxmakanaal.