Can anyone tell me if tripods are allowed in the Brussels Air Museum? I never received a response from my query directly to the museum.
Thanks,
Mark
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Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
"That's so stupid! If they're so secret, why are they out where everyone can see them?" - my kid
RE: Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
Definitely not allowed Mark, unfortunately.
Peter
Peter
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RE: Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
Thank you, Peter,
(Although I would rather have thanked you for good news!)
-Mark
(Although I would rather have thanked you for good news!)
-Mark
"That's so stupid! If they're so secret, why are they out where everyone can see them?" - my kid
RE: Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
I was there in the summer, some of the recent uploads are mine. A Gorillapod or something like that is very useful in the upstairs galleries.
The central hall is not that dark, but also not as light as you might expect under the dirty glass roof. It might pay off to go both in the morning and in the afternoon. Some of the best aircraft, such as the Mosquito, are very difficult to get a good shot of unfortunately.
The central hall is not that dark, but also not as light as you might expect under the dirty glass roof. It might pay off to go both in the morning and in the afternoon. Some of the best aircraft, such as the Mosquito, are very difficult to get a good shot of unfortunately.
The only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad (Salvador Dali)
RE: Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
| Quoting vzlet (Thread starter): I never received a response from my query directly to the museum. |
Not so suprising perhaps with the homepage anouncing a Baron Pierre de Caters centennial in 2008...
The only difference between me and a madman is that I am not mad (Salvador Dali)
RE: Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
| Quoting ptrjong (Reply 3): Some of the best aircraft, such as the Mosquito, are very difficult to get a good shot of unfortunately. |
I visited in 1989 and there was a folk market being held inside the museum and many of the exhibits were draped with all kinds of lace crafts and folk costumes.. Not impressed!
Might head on up and take another look when I spend a month in Paris next September.
Cheers
If your camera sends text messages, that could explain why your photos are rubbish!....well that might have changed!!!
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RE: Tripods In Brussels Air Museum?
I was there May 2014. Had to leave my tripod at the entrance. Further to my chagrin the upper galleries were closed! This was not a happy weekend: I had arrived from Paris where my tripod was also a big no-no.
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