Writing In The Sky
Sometimes the clouds turn into a abstract symbol.
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Posts tagged ‘plane’
Final Approach
Incoming flights can be annoying, on the other hand they offer a dynamic photo subject!
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Polder
Meet the edge of the polder, the dyke.
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Levels Day
During the Summer we see much more incoming traffic to Schiphol Amsterdam. Quite annoying actually, every minute a plane coming in. During day time they approach just over 600 meters, but in the evening they fly in from 1000 meters. When the wind turns West again in Autumn it will be over. However, who enjoys sitting in his garden in Autumn rain?
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Rendezvous
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Roger that, Roger
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Coming Home
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Going Up Going Down
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About The Road
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Sky High
The roses did well this year.
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Coming In – Going Out
Incoming and outgoing traffic at Schiphol Amsterdam. Just a drive by, and no worries, I was not driving the car.
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Fly Over
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The Enormous Scale of the Sky
The weekly LAPC #312 is sense of scale’. When you look up to the sky and see a plane coming over, one is never that much aware of the enormous scale of the space over our heads.
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That’s why they called it the blues
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Delicate
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M25 Heathrow
An approach of any plane over a motorway strikes me always with a little anxiety. Not it will crash but the opportunity to have a nice shot at it.
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Flying Blues
This week’s Lens Artists Challenge #287 is ‘Sound’. Seeing this incoming flight immediately gives the association of its sound. The memory provides that information instantaneously. The image pleases the eye, it is not necessarily the ears agree.
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In the air today
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On Wings
Lens Artists Photo Challenge #266 is ‘Time’. It takes a lot of time to tell everything about the concept of time. One aspect of time is how fast or how slow it is.
One common misunderstanding about time is that it can fly. It does not. It is us being mesmerized how a certain amount of time goes faster in specific situations. Eg when you are on holiday, or having a great 😊 time. Each second, minute, hour, day is exactly the same as it ever was. Sometimes time seems to go slower too! Again, a misconception. But what is the figurative opposite of flying? In most of those moments I do wish time could fly.
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Lane 5 Schiphol Amsterdam
This week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge #265 is ‘Black and White or Monochrome’. The fifth strip of Schiphol is nicknamed the Polderbaan.
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Incoming
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Up Hill Landing
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Cracked Sky
Lens Artists Photograph Challenge #253 is ‘Fragments’.
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Fly me to the Moon
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Stripes
The LAPC theme #247 is ‘backlit’.
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Fly By
The weekly theme for LAPC #244 is ‘glowing moments’.
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Marten Toonder Path
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Spotlight
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Autumn 2022 – Overcome
The theme for the weekly lens artists challenge is ‘diagonals‘.
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Close encounter
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Approach
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Wiggle
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Open Skies
This Summer the sky seems to be a source for me. Clouds are magnificent at times.
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Slow Turn
This Summer the Sky seems to be a source for me. A love and hate one, incoming flights can be annoying. But clouds are magnificent at times.
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Covered Sky
This Summer the Sky seems to be a source for me. A love and hate one, incoming flights can be annoying. But clouds are magnificent at times.
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Small
This Summer the Sky seems to be a source for me. A love and hate one, incoming flights can be annoying. But clouds are magnificent at times.
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Into the dark blue sky
This Summer the Sky seems to be a source for me. A love and hate one, incoming flights can be annoying. But clouds are magnificent at times.
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Blue on White
This Summer the sky seems to be a source for me. A love and hate one, incoming flights can be annoying. But clouds are magnificent at times.
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Blue on Blue
This Summer the Sky seems to be a source for me. A love and hate one, incoming flights can be annoying. But clouds are magnificent at times.
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Fly me to the Moon
It must be a reflection or something else because the moon was not up at 11.30 am. Yet it seems to appear in this shot.
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Orange Skies
The Netherlands, Oegstgeest – June 2022
A sunset sky with airplane’s and birds flying, silhouetting the sky.
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TUI
This week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge is #206 ‘Treasures’. One of my treasures is not seeing these big birds approaching Schiphol Amsterdam.
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Fly Over
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Coming Around Again
This week’s Lens Artists Photo Challenge is #206 ‘Treasures’. One of my treasures is not seeing these big birds approaching Schiphol Amsterdam.
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Over
At times the incoming traffic for Schiphol gets annoying. Especially when it is cloudy. The limit for approach is 600 feet here. They do create graphic images at time. That is a small benefit.
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Cross Skies
The Netherlands, Oegstgeest – May 2022
Lens Artists Weekly Challenge #200 is ‘Three of a kind’.
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Blue Flight
The theme for this week Lens-artists challenge #153 is ‘Wonderful World’.
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Fly Blue
The theme for his week Lens-artists challenge #149 is ‘cool colors, blue and green. Here the blue side of it.
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Approach
The theme for Lens-artists Weekly Photo Challenge #114 is ‘Negative Space’.
A plane approaching a runway at Schiphol Amsterdam.
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Emirates
The theme for Lens-artists Weekly Photo Challenge #111 is ‘Everyday Objects’.
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