Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
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- muflon
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Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
My final round of shots this year - Axalp! and my first time on the "other side"... but not the crowded one
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More: http://danielrychcik.com/axalp10. I'll be also soon updating my Axalp article on http://airshow-reviews.com/ with few new hints I've learned this year, in particular about "walking on the other side"
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More: http://danielrychcik.com/axalp10. I'll be also soon updating my Axalp article on http://airshow-reviews.com/ with few new hints I've learned this year, in particular about "walking on the other side"
- Andras
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Very nice! Great angles and compo's, too bad they are a bit too small for my taste but some awesome work! 28 my favorite!
greetz
greetz
- r.e.hendriks
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Wow!!!
Awesome shots!
Probably one of the best sets I've seen from Axalp the last few years!
What camera gear did you use?? Can't be anything different than Canon....
Best regards Rob
Awesome shots!
Probably one of the best sets I've seen from Axalp the last few years!
What camera gear did you use?? Can't be anything different than Canon....
Best regards Rob
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Outstanding shots.. different angles, awesome quality, great panning and propblur... WOW
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
How'd ya guess ? http://danielrychcik.com/about/index.htmlr.e.hendriks wrote:Wow!!!
What camera gear did you use?? Can't be anything different than Canon....
Daniel, your pictures were definitely "worth the wait"...
November 2024 update at FokkerNews.nl....
- muflon
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Well, couple of'em is quite cropped (down to ~1300px wide), but normally I should be able to pull an A4 out of mostAndras wrote:too bad they are a bit too small for my taste
For once, it's not a show-off of the 500/4IS, but rather (mostly) 300/2.8IS with a TCx2. But next time, I'll be taking the 500 there
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Super shots!
Best regards,
Walter
Best regards,
Walter
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
It's worth the walk to the other side... How about it.. is it as the walk up the hill on the other side?
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- muflon
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Yep, walk to the other side is roughly same as the walk to the other side Seriously: needs not as much stamina as Wildgarst hike, but it's at times more tricky technically. See here, I wrote it all there and planning to update soon.vmd wrote:It's worth the walk to the other side... How about it.. is it as the walk up the hill on the other side?
Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
WOW amazing pictures.
number 15 is my favorite
Greetings Ton
number 15 is my favorite
Greetings Ton
- Stephan Lodewijks
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Heavy on photos maybe, but never TOO heavy with these kind of selections!! This is one of the most impressive reports I've seen this year here at this forum. Very VERY nice!!!! The scenery-shots without aircraft are a big plus as well, great way to show us the whole experience!
Best regards,
Stephan
Best regards,
Stephan
Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
The 22 JigSaw puzzle does it for me.
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Very impressive shots!! I skipped Axalp a few years in a row now but this really makes me wanna go back again! Strange to see these Eurocopters in stead of the Alouettes, have to get used to the 'new' types...
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Re: Axalp 2010 [heavy!]
Yep, many people were saying this. Year or two ago, we were used to EC635 having a special appearance and Alouettes doing the dirty job. This year, suddenly the roles invertedMaurice wrote:Strange to see these Eurocopters in stead of the Alouettes, have to get used to the 'new' types...