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Spanish Bombers

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Hi All,

While driving through Catalunya, I accidently came across a Bomber post. They are, according to the pilot I spoke, 24hr a day on duty, to prevent fire in the dry periods. SeeUall.

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Nice pictures! Do you know the location of this fire station?

Thanks in advance,
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pffff :? ...I thought I was gonna see spectacular pics of EdA EF-18's doing bomb runs at some Spanish bombing range...

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Stephan Lodewijks wrote:pffff :? ...I thought I was gonna see spectacular pics of EdA EF-18's doing bomb runs at some Spanish bombing range...

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But at times the work of these "Bomberos" is much more dangerous than just tossing iron on some sandy patch of land...
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Stratofreighter wrote:But at times the work of these "Bomberos" is much more dangerous than just tossing iron on some sandy patch of land...
Yep, they're doing an honorable job, risking their lives in preventing destruction rather than causing it. :wink:

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Nik,

I added a google earth pic with the coordinates. Its along the N11 from Girona to Figueres.

Hope its helps a bit!
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Thank you very much for the info, much appreciated!

Grtz,
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Hmmm... I find these photos... fascinating. :mrgreen:
Technically well done, original and balanced compositions. I am, however, not a fan of the dark halos or the abundance of wide angle. Just an opinion!

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@key I agree with you ;-) seeing them now some are just a bit to much!
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Agreed with key regarding the vignetting. On many it is too strong but the final shot has it very nice - could do with a bit more exposure though. Great shooting of an unusual subject though!
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