Flying back from Cork IrleandCheersPeter

No2 I added going in daylight as I liked the shot. The last shot was going pretty dark and showed the first CB as i caught up an occluded front.The reflections on the engine cowl were unusual Peter

WOW....impressive ..again I must say...the day FS looks like that..is the day we don't have to leave home Ha ha Mb

Great shots as always Peter!!Johnny"I'LL BE BACK"[div align=center]http://www.avsim.com/hangar/fly/josve/zone.jpg ][/div

Nice shots, Peter. :-coolYou need to come over to this side of the pond....we don't have as many clouds.;-)...Excuse the blurry textures...;-)Regards,http://mywebpages.comcast.net/jsnyder99/sigs/name.jpg

Then why are all the streets flooded on the first shot :-lol

:D$$$$ Apparently you have to have a lot of money to have water-streets and lots of big boats. ;-)

He must be using bad landclass data ;-)

There should be a sim just for that. Fly in/above the clouds.

Hello,Here are some views from between France and Great Britain. Lower but yet fine.Certainly the airplane looks like a next design project.Cheers,Yannick Lavigne

YannickI especially like shot No 3 which is very artistic and thats what i like in Photography :-)The last shot wont show which made me wonder what aircraft you are referring to as your next project (the Robin is a delight)Yannick many thanks for your fantastic work.Peter

YannickThe third picture is simply stunning.. amazing bands of cloud, shadow, land and water.Thanks for posting it - it's now (hope you don't mind!) my desktop wallpaper. RegardsJim

Boy, from the looks of those shots, the pilot of that aircraft sure appears to know what he's doing. ;-)

Thanks for your kind comments.This third shot is from the Cancale's bay not so far of the "Mont-St-Michel" ( not really on top because of P area).Concerning my next project... it will be a famous american kit.Y.

Peter, Jeff and Yannick,Excellent shots! I long for the d