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Over Lyon, X100T.

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Some views from my office, the Airbus A32F. Helps having a small Fuji in the bag at all times, pictures taken with the X100T and the X-T1.

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And some more, Fuji X100T and X-T1, last shot is Athens at night with the sky above, 3.5 seconds exposure, hand balanced on the windscreen, ISO 6400 and 16mm at f1.4... Heavy on the noise reduction, t

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One more from last night. Fuji X-T1, 56 APD.

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Sometimes, the weather just doesn't play nice...

 

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Flying is easy, just follow the plane in front.

 

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Taken this morning, some ten minutes before landing in Brussels.

 

Fifteen minutes later, while deboarding, two bombs went off on the other side of the terminal.

 

Sad day, but no matter how dark it gets, the light will always shine through.

 

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Thanks Patrick, will do.

 

Somewhere over Europe, don't recall where.

 

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Barcelona, last night. Ever so slightly blurry due to slow shutter speed.

 

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Yesterday, over the Alps.

 

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Geneva, yesterday evening.

 

Seeing the light change every minute never ceases to be amazing.

 

X-T1 & 50-140 2.8.

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Views form under your office :)

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Both shot on the X-T1 and XF 35 f2, which is fast becoming my ultimate travel lens.

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Summer in Vienna...

 

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"Become a pilot, visit glamorous places" they said...

 

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And suddenly, a wild glacier appears...

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The office, over Bordeaux and Milan...

 

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Antwerp on the right, river Schelde, Belgian coastline to the left, Netherlands to the right. Heading towards London.

 

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On the way back from Rome, Sunday evening.

 

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Just another week at the office.

 

X-T2 & 50-140, processed with the Velvia profile.

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The first post where you see the shadow of the aircraft on the clouds directly ahead ... that is a stand out image.  Very good.

 

Many of these images people see when they look out the window as they fly ... but that perspective of the shadow on the clouds is special because almost no one will see that.

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