The Challange: Norwegian DC-3 - 1 attachment

This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.

I had the pleasure of seeing this aircraft at Duxford's 'Flying Legends'
airshow in July. She looked immaculate, and must be one of the most lovingly
cared-for DC-3s around. A credit to all involved at 'Dakota Norway'.

"Bert-Jan" wrote in message
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This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.

"Bert-Jan" wrote in message
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This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.


Thanks. I do like it.

But, Joe will want the whole damn airplane..lol

vr,

jm

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"Bert-Jan" wrote in message
. ..
This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.


Thanks. I do like it.

But, Joe will want the whole damn airplane..lol

vr,

jm




I would've done that, but I don't have a pic of the whole thing.
But..........

If you can mentally connect these two, you can get the idea.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan

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"Bert-Jan" wrote in message
. ..
This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.


Thanks. I do like it.

But, Joe will want the whole damn airplane..lol

vr,

jm




I would've done that, but I don't have a pic of the whole thing.
But..........

If you can mentally connect these two, you can get the idea.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan

"Jim Morris" wrote in news:uBgti.369$573.179
@fe089.usenetserver.com:


"Bert-Jan" wrote in message
. ..
This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.


Thanks. I do like it.

But, Joe will want the whole damn airplane..lol

vr,

jm




I would've done that, but I don't have a pic of the whole thing.
But..........

If you can mentally connect these two, you can get the idea.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan

"Jim Morris" wrote in news:uBgti.369$573.179
@fe089.usenetserver.com:


"Bert-Jan" wrote in message
. ..
This one I took at the DC-3 Flu-in at Lelystad airport, The Netherlands,
last summer.
Hope you like.


Thanks. I do like it.

But, Joe will want the whole damn airplane..lol

vr,

jm




I would've done that, but I don't have a pic of the whole thing.
But..........

If you can mentally connect these two, you can get the idea.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan

On 05 Aug 2007 09:38:05 GMT, "Bert-Jan" wrote:



I would've done that, but I don't have a pic of the whole thing.
But..........

If you can mentally connect these two, you can get the idea.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan


I love the sharpness and depth of filed. Any info on the technical
details/equipment for this picture?

Just Plane Noise wrote in
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On 05 Aug 2007 09:38:05 GMT, "Bert-Jan" wrote:



I would've done that, but I don't have a pic of the whole thing.
But..........

If you can mentally connect these two, you can get the idea.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan


I love the sharpness and depth of filed. Any info on the technical
details/equipment for this picture?


Sure, Here goes.

Get invited on the last minute to go to the fly-in.
Grab my Sony Cybershot DSC-S40, which is probably on the same settings
as I bought is about a year ago.
Set on (I believe) 1M pictures.
Point it in the right direction and snap away!!!.

The pictures come directly from the cam and did not pass any imaging
program.

By the way: I use the little looking hole on the camera, I could never
get used to taking pictures while looking at the LCD display.

My best pictures were made with this thing (my only camera BTW)
I'll attach two of them, but they're way off topic, although I think
that if you look verrrrrry closely you CAN probably see an airplane in
it.

But for on topics sake I'll put in a pic of the "Reiger" (Heron)
Original WWII Dutch Orange paint scheme DC-3.
This has once been literally cut in half for transportation reasons and
will therefor never be airworthy again.
But students on the Dutch National School of Aeronautics(?) are
restoring it to as good as flying condition, engines and all, with the
knowledge that this bird will never feel the wind beneath it's wings.

Cheers,

Bert-Jan