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Post by mipo72 »

@ Nusty, you have some awesome photos from a real Dutch twister.
To bad i missed it. :cry:

Keep up the good work my friend. :wink:

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Post by sfeyenoord1 »

Nice shots all! Love the L quality daan :o

@Nusty, Standing along the hoofdvaart right? Nice twister catch though! :shock:

@ Fellow Boskoper :) Nice shots, only the horizon is far from straight ;)
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Thermal wrote:Wow NustyR...nummer 15 , nice colours. :thumb:
mipo72 wrote:@ Nusty, you have some awesome photos from a real Dutch twister.
To bad i missed it. :cry:

Keep up the good work my friend. :wink:

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Thank you ! I think the twister was beyond the Hoogovens, so it should be at sea. Mabey I should upload it to Helga.

18 some more nice colours.

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20 New round; guess the airline ?!

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sfeyenoord1 wrote:@Nusty, Standing along the hoofdvaart right? Nice twister catch though!
Nope, that's really the opposite direction :wink: :wink:
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Post by SpotterNL »

nustyR: I've said it before on a different forum, but I'll repeat it here as I feel it is still relevant. I've been watching your photo's the last few days and I must say that I'm not impressed. That has nothing to do with the motives (although a few of them are not my cup of tea) as they are generally very good. It does have to do with the quality of the shots.

If I remember correctly you recently bought a Canon 500mm F/4. While a wicked lens it does have it's drawbacks. Due to the large focal range you are automatically tempted to start shooting over large distances. Due to this the atmospheric conditions are highly exaggerated. This is very well visible in your latest shots. The weather has been pretty good lately with rising temperatures. That does have it's drawbacks, as you are experiencing right now. A lens like yours doesn't really shine until the temperature drops (and not by a few degrees) and it is crystal clear out.

Obviously it is your call what you want with your shots but I personally think it's a shame you are not using the lens to it's full potential. And looking at your shots there is a lot of potential but they would get a lot (and I really mean a lot) better when they are good quality.

Just to be clear, I'm not attacking you personally here but I'm trying to get you to a higher level as all of us benefit from that.

Jurgen

P.S. For guess the airline, I think it's Malaysia Airlines' 747-4H6 9M-MPM
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21 Malaysian is correct.

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22 Vortex ! :thumbsup

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26 Condensation clouds :thumbsup

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27 Look at the guy in the in jumpseat.

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28 This one is landing on the Veluwe........

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29 No heatwaves early in the morning.

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30 Look at the 738 tail. EDIT OOPS 737 :lol: :oops:

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31 Sorry, the old tower isn't complete in this picture.

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34 Aaaaargh, taxiway-shot :twisted:

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35 ( 1024 x 2173 ) I'm volunteer to clean the mess up.

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36 HUP ! ( 300D with 100-400 )

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37 Yeah guys, you were dangerous :confie: :~?~:

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Post by air-bus »

nustyR wrote: 30 Look at the 738 tail.

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I'll have to correct you, it's a 739 :wink: Nice shots however! :)
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Post by streep »

Nusty R,

the Northwest 757, cool shot, but WAY over sharpend.

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