Varig767 From Netherlands, joined Jan 2005, 243 posts, RR: 3 Posted (7 years 9 months 1 week 1 hour ago) and read 5044 times:
Hello everyone,
A lot of photographers on a.net and even far more photos! Some of us (like me) have just started and have a few photos in the database. There are also photographers with more than 1000 photos! And of course everything between. Not every single photo might have its own particular story, but I wondered, on which of your photos are you most proud? And why you are?
It is my latest accepted photo and, with the help of Tim de Groot, I haven't spent so much time on editing a photo as on this one. Also, it is my first photo of an airline from the USA, which is a very special country to me.
I am looking forward to see your "most proud ons"
many regards,
Martijn
PS, this post is thus not intended for boosting views on one of my photos.
I am very proud of not because it is a stunning photo but it was taken at one of my favourite places, Paphos and it was the photo which took me to 2,000 photos on airliners.net and took me past 1 million views at the same time.
Events such as the last day of Concorde ops and the day I got the chance to go inside Concorde I am also proud of but my second image is this one :-
Willo From United Kingdom, joined Dec 2003, 1352 posts, RR: 14 Reply 8, posted (7 years 9 months 6 days 23 hours ago) and read 4948 times:
I think it would go to one my more recent photographs. I popped into Goodwood in the early evening thinking the aerodrome would be shut and there would be nothing flying. This Robinson was just leaving from Elite Helicopters. I was really pleased with the lighting.
Not that this picture is original, and I for sure didn't select it because it needed incredible photo skills. But I love London, especially this part of town with all those famous monuments. I've been there a few times, and after seeing all those "wing and London city centre" pictures in the database I told myself that I must get one as well! So it's really a personnal favorite!
Again nothing rare or extraordinary. But I like how sharp it turned out even if I had to crop quite a bit to get it as I wanted it. Also I do love the "impressive look" of the aircraft from that particular angle / framing, seeing the pilots looking so small compared to the size of the aircraft is really impressive for me...
INNflight From Austria, joined Apr 2004, 3765 posts, RR: 62 Reply 18, posted (7 years 9 months 6 days 20 hours ago) and read 4804 times:
I'm proud on a lot of photos I took, so I don't really know...
This one, because even though the quality is not outstanding ( was taken with a Tamron 70-300 ), lots of people liked it a lot and couldn't believe this is real.
UA935 From United Kingdom, joined Feb 2004, 610 posts, RR: 7 Reply 19, posted (7 years 9 months 6 days 20 hours ago) and read 4786 times:
Evening,
I must say that I am proud of each and every one of my photos which have been accepted on airliners but at present I am particularly proud of the following:-
This photo came at the end of a great days photography on the other side of the world with a fantastic group of fellow photographers and the winters evening light was just stunning.
Philthy From Australia, joined exactly 8 years ago today! , 123 posts, RR: 1 Reply 22, posted (7 years 9 months 6 days 18 hours ago) and read 4750 times:
Wow! Some fantastic photos on this thread.
I've only been uploading for a short while, but here's my favourite:
It wasn't until I cropped and worked on it that I really appreciated it fully. To be right there on a beautiful early morning as it thundered past...fantastic!
Airfly From United Kingdom, joined Mar 2005, 322 posts, RR: 2 Reply 23, posted (7 years 9 months 6 days 17 hours ago) and read 4743 times:
Hello there...
I'm proud of this photo because I guess there will never be other Vickers Vanguard cokpit shots like this and this is the first registration on A.net...
Not my most popular but was proud the way they turned out. Air to air is hard sometimes but I managed to fluke these two!!
Martin
25 TZ: For me, one of the most significant, and utterly gorgeous aircraft to ever grace the skies. Won the Schneider Trophy outright for Great Britain, and t
28 Sleekjet: Tough call, but I'll go with this one. Ken Sodergren, an airport operations guy at DFW, had put in virgin territory next to the runway and I caught a
29 AeroWeanie: It only has 310 views, but its still my favorite, partly because I love flying in the airplane pictured and partly because my wife is in the front sea
30 Dehowie: I guess i have three. This one because it was the style of photo i always wanted to take and was over the moon when i fianlly did.Thanks Craig!! View
36 Rotate: guys, some really great shoots shown with interesting storys behind them. jep, really nice light .... sometimes luck is needed to get a decent shoot,
46 Vzlet: I'm proud of this shot from 27 years ago because: -it was only the second time I'd used a 35mm SLR and the first time taking aviation pictures -I mana
48 Aviopic: Proud ? not really or it should be on the ones I didn't make yet. Some give satisfaction though. These gave me at least satisfaction for 5 min. or so.
49 Varig767: Guys! Not that it probably interests you that much, but I am working in this tower shown in the previous post. I have placed an arrow for the exact po
50 Superfly: Doesn't look like much but here is an interior shot of a Cubana IL-62. This was the first IL-62 interior shot added to the database. View Large View M
51 Aviopic: I think it was her yeah........... She did visit the Aviodrome just a while ago so who knows So far not a penny though. http://www.honders.net/tmp/Ces
52 Varig767: I think I'll have a subtle coffee-talk tomorrow with my culture colleagues who are involved in the inheritance subject. I am not that high in the bur
54 An-225: It's pretty hard to choose, but here are a few The 767-200 photo is the last photo of a United 762 in active service; taken only 3 days before the las
65 N243NW: Wow...all these photos are great; once I have my own computer fixed and running again I'll have to save a bunch of these as wallpaper! Here's my favor
69 Skidmarks: I'm actually quite chuffed with this one. It's using my 80-400 VR for the first time at an airshow and I was pleased with the result. Especially as mo
71 GBOAB: These are some of my favourites These 2 because it was my first & only airshow so far with a digital camera This because of the difficult lighting con
73 Fergulmcc: ..... and an excellent shot it is Andrew well done. For me it has to be when the Red Arrows overnighted for the first time in Dublin, and what an ent
75 Airportugal: i'm proud of all my shoots, but these two make me proud. The UPS was taken after sunset while standing above a bridge on a french highway. View Large
76 GPHOTO: My really big favourites always seem to get rejected , no really, a good 6 or 7 photos! I've just had another one kicked out, LOL. Never mind . In tha
77 INNflight: You might want consider cloning out the dustspot at the bottom and reuploading. Otherwise, very nice photo! cheers, F.
79 EZYAirbus: Gotta be this one for me, was hanging out of car window stopped on the Heathrow perimeter road, was point and click and see what I got. Even got a sal
80 Philthy: Wow, that b&w C-47 photo of Luis' just blows me away! Anyway, I hit the jackpot today with the 'most popular of last 24h', just under 3 months since I
83 DutchOps: Ok here are two of my favorites: Nice topic Martijn... Regards, Marcel
84 McDog: Here is one I recently had accepted of which I am very proud, and was in fact quite a lucky shot at an air display a couple of weeks ago. View Large V
85 Saxdiva: Finally, I can post to this topic. I've been getting increasingly frustrated with uploading, since the standards have gotten noticeably tougher and sh
86 EZEIZA: After a long time, I can post here too!! my favourite pic is ... well, my only pic, which got accepted a few days ago View Large View MediumPhoto &cop
88 Thowman: That C47 shot is amazing Luis. Were you using any filters to bring the sky out or was it just like that? Certainly it suits black and white. My own fa
89 Tonyosborne: Good thread, but I can't give an answer, I haven't taken it yet!!!
92 PhotoLPPT: Ooopsss! Thanks for pointing it out. Didn't noticed it earlier, but now it sticks out as a sore thumb. So I've reuploaded it Thank you all, you are t
106 Brian_ga: Well this would be the photo I am must proud of. I was the only person taking photos at TPA when this NW 727 arrived minus one engine. This photo was
107 BREmer: Time to join the plug-orgy. I have lots of favorites in my collection but these two are going to be on my wall 50x75cm in size and framed. Can't wait.
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