WestJet Starlight

Was out tonight trying a new addition to the 300 f4 - a 1.4x extender. Shot this one after the sun had dropped below the horizon, would love some feedback.

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I like it.

Me, too, but I wonder what caused that light effect at the wingtips & tail?

CDN_Merlin wrote in post #15889597
I like it.

Thanks much.

PhotosGuy wrote in post #15889961
Me, too, but I wonder what caused that light effect at the wingtips & tail?

Thanks. Tail is actually illuminated, and as to the wingtips, the red and green wingtip lights are always present. The bright yellow light on the left wing is part of the background.

The levels were also played with a bit by my, including highlighting, which I believe may have brought out some of the residual light found in the photo.

i like it. is it leaning a little to the right? that's the only thing i'd try and fix

Nice photo

PhotosGuy wrote in post #15889961
Me, too, but I wonder what caused that light effect at the wingtips & tail?

Tail would be from the Logo lights that point upwards to illuminate the airline or tail numbers. Leading edge could be from the wing lights (if installed) to illuminate the leading edge so pilots can detect ice. Also helps to visually ID the airplanes from a distance.

cozmo2312 wrote in post #15890007
i like it. is it leaning a little to the right? that's the only thing i'd try and fix

Thanks Cozmo - could be, but I was on a bit of an incline when I shot it...

FotoPilot wrote in post #15891355
Nice photo

Thanks sir.

WingsofFury wrote in post #15889981
Tail is actually illuminated, and ...
The levels were also played with a bit by my, including highlighting, which I believe may have brought out some of the residual light found in the photo.

FotoPilot wrote in post #15891355
Tail would be from the Logo lights that point upwards to illuminate the airline or tail numbers. Leading edge could be from the wing lights (if installed) to illuminate the leading edge so pilots can detect ice. Also helps to visually ID the airplanes from a distance.

Thanks, guys!