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Mar 23, 2005 06:50 |  #16

Hi Warren, not a pilot for SQ, nearly as i had an interview to be one of the first international cadets. I fly a fair bit with my dad who is not a pilot but is always away overseas and i know alot of crew at SQ...My goal is to fly 777 for SQ (Singapore Airlines)




  
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Mar 23, 2005 15:13 |  #17

spectacular... gr8 shots


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Mar 23, 2005 22:52 as a reply to  @ gtg's post |  #18

Thanks for the info Rhys. My best mate, a member here is looking at being some commercial pilot. Has his eyes on Emirates. First has to finish University.

And thanks also gtg, flyfisher and alfa


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Mar 24, 2005 06:32 |  #19

Awesome!


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Mar 25, 2005 00:30 |  #20

I would do some cropping on pics 2 & 3 at the bottom of the picture; so as to get rid of distracting elements.

By the way those are great shots.


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Mar 25, 2005 00:33 |  #21

Fantabulous!!!


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Mar 25, 2005 02:07 |  #22

The first shot is my favourite. Unfortunetly when I visited Australia it was for business so I didnt get much time for personal photography, and I was stationed in Brisbane on my last day however my flight left at 6pm so i never had a chance to see the city in the darkness. I didnt know the city was soo beautiful, the night life really brings it out.


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Mar 25, 2005 18:37 as a reply to  @ ppuga's post |  #23

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I would do some cropping on pics 2 & 3 at the bottom of the picture; so as to get rid of distracting elements.

By the way those are great shots.

Yeah, I get what you mean. The 2nd shot, was straight from the image. No cropping. I could remove some, but then probably lose the left hand bridge support.
And the third? Well I just wanted to include the full rail, and then one without, but same angle (pic #4).

Thanks again. :)

I need to get out shooting more city shots in Auckland. Haven't done any with 20D. Only been on holiday, beach shots, airliners.net shots, and that's about it.


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Mar 25, 2005 18:40 |  #24

its all been said before. You did really great with these!




  
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Mar 26, 2005 02:05 as a reply to  @ cmM's post |  #25

fantastic shots

never knew brisbane could look that good at night

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Oct 20, 2006 01:11 |  #26

Wow...fantastic photos.


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Oct 20, 2006 03:01 |  #27

Very nice Warren.



  
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Oct 20, 2006 07:04 |  #28

pwen watkin wrote in post #2144445 (external link)
Wow...fantastic photos.

Tell my way you insist on wasting bandwidth and pushing newer post back by bring up post that are a year or more older? It is quite annoying to say the least, you aren't really contributing to the forum. All you ever say about the photo is "Great, or Nice, or Good", I think this "wow, fantastic photos" is the most you've ever commented on a photo.


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Nov 30, 2006 20:14 |  #29

Thanks for the recent posts.

Just found this myself, when click the posts made by myself. Stood out, knowing that I shot this 18 months go! :lol:

Anyway, bandwidth or not, I don't pay for that site.. So thanks anyway.


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Nov 30, 2006 22:07 as a reply to  @ Wazza's post |  #30

Warren,

I didn't look at the dates so if Stoneylonesome hadn't mentioned it I wouldn't have known this thread was over a year old. At any rate, looking at the first photo, and admitting I'm really new at trying to be a "serious" photographer vice a snapshooter, the brightly lit area in the upper left corner seems overly large to me.

Did you ever consider cropping the left side of the photo slightly to make that corner a little less distracting. If not, why not? I was thinking a crop just to the left of the 2nd bright patch at the top would make the photo seem more balanced to my view.

Of course I would be thrilled to be able to take photos like any of the ones you posted in this thread, so I'm very interested in what you think of my suggestion.

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