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I guess with the current disruption caused to that airline's services it wouldn't have been too hard to get an image or two of disgruntled (potential) passengers but I thought that this one was one that earned the "a picture is worth a thousand words" award.
AndrewNikon, Fuji, Nikkor, Sigma, Tamron, Tokina and too many other bits and pieces to list.
I think they would like a refund.
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PeterB666
Olympus Pen F with Metabones Speed Booster and Laowa 12mm f/2.8 or Voigtlander 10.5mm f/0.95 or Nikon D800 with the Laowa 12mm f/2.8. The need to keep in touch with the past is a Nikon Photomic FTn or Nikon F2A and a Nikkor 25-50mm f/4 AI
And the other lady would like a new job.Originally Posted by peterb666
great picture - go Daniel!
this bit has me very disturbed
incredible stuff that they would turn inflight aircraft around...Celia Blackwood was on a Tiger flight from Melbourne to Cairns last night when the plane was forced to turn back because of the groundings.
She says the captain announced over the speaker that the "safety was paramount and the flight would be returning to Melbourne".
Some Nikon stuff... gerrys photo journey
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No amount of processing will fix bad composition - trust me i have tried.
When the context is understood it is a very telling picture. But then a plane accidentally plowing into the dirt - note Mt. Erebus - would make a much more shocking picture.
Berni
""The most important piece of camera equipment you will ever own sits between your ears...."
I find it amazing that in this day and age, that any airline could be guilty of the accusations made by CASA against Tiger.
I'm glad I never fly with them.
I've been on some dodgy planes in my history (not in Oz), and it's something I don't want to have to do again.
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Wisdom, is knowing not to serve it in a fruit salad.
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