Information to all MLA visitors and planespotters there... Malta International Airport opened a new outdoor viewing veranda at Level 3 of the Terminal.
http://corporate.maltairport.com/en/...anda-at-malta-airport-terminal.htm
I don't know if regarding that kind of fence (mirrors) spotting would be easy ?
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- drewbelmore
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RE: Malta Viewing Veranda...
It cannot be that easy as taking photos without an object in between. Though, some kind of digital camera's will work in this kind of situations. Here are some tips with regards to taking pics through window glass:
http://wikihow.com/Take-Pictures-Through-a-Window
I think it can be practiced on any surface related to this mirror went through spotting. I have a nice experience of taking such pics through the windows. I have booked room there for my friend who visit India from US , there is a beautiful scenery with wide opportunities of taking stunning pics through windows as the rooms are built that way. I hope you have to get used to such a situation nicely and all the best
http://wikihow.com/Take-Pictures-Through-a-Window
I think it can be practiced on any surface related to this mirror went through spotting. I have a nice experience of taking such pics through the windows. I have booked room there for my friend who visit India from US , there is a beautiful scenery with wide opportunities of taking stunning pics through windows as the rooms are built that way. I hope you have to get used to such a situation nicely and all the best
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- bennett123
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RE: Malta Viewing Veranda...
The new veranda looks interesting.
Furthermore, there is a viewing platform directly across from the Terminal.
However, there is also good scope for taking pictures from the fence line.
There are also "shooting holes" provided by the airport.
These can be found by leaving the Terminal and walking to your right across the carpark. When you reach the road follow around to the right. This road goes past the apron and runs parralel to the runway. I believe that the road leads towards the Freeport.
Furthermore, there is a viewing platform directly across from the Terminal.
However, there is also good scope for taking pictures from the fence line.
There are also "shooting holes" provided by the airport.
These can be found by leaving the Terminal and walking to your right across the carpark. When you reach the road follow around to the right. This road goes past the apron and runs parralel to the runway. I believe that the road leads towards the Freeport.
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