When flying as a pilot, one must always respect the landing and take-off style of others. Let’s face it, some pilots are just better than others. Sometimes you experience that wonderful, gentle landing…other times your glasses fall off and your dentures fall out from the impact of the landing. Some pilots make graceful turns, others have you laying on your side and getting to know the person in the next seat much more personally than you’d like to.
all rights reserved.
all rights reserved.
all rights reserved.
A WINDOW INTO THE WOODS 
Looking at your photo’s makes me happy.
LikeLike
OHHHHHHHHHHHHH…I LOVE to hear that đŸ™‚
LikeLike
Magical pictures.
Just doing the daily banking!
LikeLike
Thank you :)…That kind of flying would make me scream!
LikeLike
Great shots of course and … comments – brilliant. *smile – you have so colorful birds over there, just like Bob has in SA – the most colorful bird we have .. is the male standard duck *laughing
LikeLike
Ducks can be very beautiful!! đŸ™‚ đŸ™‚
LikeLike
Love the first and last shot!
LikeLike
Thanks! Lots of excitement that day đŸ™‚
LikeLike
The leaning pilot must have got notice from Juan Valdez that they forgot his Colombian coffee.
LikeLike
Oh Dear! That could make for a very shaky ride!
LikeLike
Reblogged this on Welcome to Sam Adeyinka's Blog.
LikeLike
Sure, the flight bounces around a bit, but they always have plenty of peanuts!
LikeLike
It’s a regular peanut “fest” on some of those flights! And the attendants are all nuts!
LikeLike
What magnificent captures… tell me .. how many photos do you discard as not good enough to use.??.. percentage is good enough..
LikeLike
LOl…my percentage? In technical terms…LOTS AND LOTS!
LikeLike
I recently talked to a photographer.. (semi pro) who says out of 200 photos he might take in a day he could only end up keeping 5 or 6.. seeing as he was a pro, I wondered if your stats were the same…
LikeLike
It’s really hard for me to say. Some days, say when I’m at the rookery in Florida, I might end up with 10 that I’d keep…images are plentiful and once I get into a rhythm things seem to fall into place. With the horses, maybe 3 or 4 in an afternoon. With the Blue Jays it varies quite a lot…everyday is so different. I keep way more than I should, so I give it a few days, go back and look at them and start eliminating a LOT of the ones that I thought were good the first day.
LikeLike
Great shots – love the comparison!
LikeLike
Thanks!
LikeLike
It’s like watching a ballet. Great shots! Those big peanuts must mess with their balance on take off.
LikeLike
I always wonder about that….and after they sit and eat three peanuts in a row, I wonder if it affects them..
LikeLike
Simply amazing how our air transport mimics birds.
LikeLike
As long as the planes don’t start fighting with each other.
LikeLike