Photo Album: "Closeups i like"
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“Nice closeups”
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Photo ID: 1092755
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HB-IOL (cn 1144) Taxiing for takeoff. Two things of note in this picture. The "brand-new" Star Alliance sticker which has already begun to peel off. And that's my dad's arm in the fourth window! [Olympus E-500] |
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Photo ID: 1097572
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HB-IQG (cn 275) Swiss' dominance of Terminal 4 during Trans-Atlantic rush hour. There is also another LX 332 out of the frame waiting to go to ZRH later on that night. The near 332 is to go to GVA, and the far one was my ride to ZRH. [Olympus Evolt E-500] |
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Photo ID: 1096579
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G-BOAD (cn 210) Close your eyes and you're at FL600, cruising across the Atlantic at Mach 2 with a glass of champagne in hand. Very different picture than this quiet, empty cabin. |
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Photo ID: 1135117
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9V-SVJ (cn 32335/415) This Triple Seven is fitted with Rolls Royce Trent 892 engines. You get some sense of the enormous power of these engines when you look at this vortex created by the hugely powerful intake of air, in an apparently dry environment. |
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Photo ID: 1199247
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G-VGAL (cn 32337/1272) My first 'worm's eye view' of 'Jersey Girl' Alpha Golf, seen here taxiing to line up on Runway 24L for departure. |
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Photo ID: 1250264
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OV-104 (cn OV-104) "Atlantis" lifts off from Pad 39A for STS-117 at 7:38:02 EDT on a 51.6 degrees/122 nautical miles orbital insertion trajectory to reach the ISS. The External tank is showing the repair work (lighter orange) performed due to the hail storm damage in March. This damage delayed the mission by 3 months. The crew today is: Marine Commander Rick Sturckow (Commander), Air Force Colonel Lee Archambault (pilot), Mission Specialists Danny Olivas, Jim Reilly, Pat Forrester, Clay Anderson, Steve Swanson. [Canon 1Ds MkII;;600mm L IS;2X @ F/9,1/500;ISO 200] |
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