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Just had this through internal mail, thought some may be interested? "For your information we have an Airbus A400M completing some training approaches and flying over Bristol Airport tomorrow. The aircraft is anticipated to be in the area between 10.00 and 12 noon (local time). " Rob

Draaz - search for 'low key' photography....

You could try something like the Yongnuo 622TX, this is a flash controller but has autofocus assist beams - there is no need to actually have a flash involved... Edit - posted the same time as Graham above - I'm not a Nikon shooter so didn't know your camera has assist light!

No.1 all the way - one of your best Jakey. Composition is great, the bank leads your eye straight to the bridge... (ETA: Your style is also becoming distinctive mate, I knew this shot was yours from the home page without opening the thread - a good thing!)

Nice shots Mike, looks like a fun shoot! Only comment on the conversion would be maybe a sepia tone would suit the subject matter better? Rob

Thanks Sammy - very interesting and great PS skill... I wonder if it has ever been done with an aircraft? I work at an airport, would be fun to give it a go!

Great shots Sammy - I would love to see a 'behind the scenes' shot showing the rig set up, or an unedited version of one of the shots above? I assume that the rig is attached to the car and is in the unedited image, but is removed in PS? Cheers, Rob

I really liked the shot until you said that - now it gives me the willies... (Still a great shot though bud, technically and aesthetically...)

This is what I bought as a newbie to the flash side of things - works perfectly and easy to use... Rob

Jake - I was thinking about what we were talking about last time we all managed to get out... There is always an element of luck with light and weather when shooting landscapes. To get all the elements coming together at the same time and being there set up and ready is a reasonably rare...

This is what I see! If that helps? Make sure you are logged in to Flickr?

I could blame it on sleep deprivation - but you're probably right mate... :wacky:

Go to your photo in Flickr, click on the share arrow, chose BB code, select size, then copy and paste :)

I;d heard that about you.

Thanks chaps:)