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QE2 Coming Home

IT'S the most famous ship in the world. It has sailed more than 5.6million nautical miles - and carried 2.5m passengers. Now the QE2 is coming back home, for one last time.

The liner will be at Greenock on September 20 - 40 years to the day since its epic launch upriver at Clydebank - on a lap of honour around Britain.


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cybers

Seen her today in the forth....
Was crossing the bridge and she was docked just off the fueling station after the rail bridge...
40yrs old and still looks stunning
Fjord

I think she's arriving early morning around 7am and then departs Greenock at 6pm at around high tide
AlanM



james73

Good pics Alan. The weather this afternoon has been lousy. I take it that was this
morning/lunchtime?




James H
AlanM

Display was at 12:15 - Sky was greyer than that in reality (made it bluer by adjusting White Balance)
Stuball

Cheers... it was the pick of the bunch... even then I had to crop it a bit. I'll post more once I process them through photoshop for some lightening etc

Same as above but tweaked
wee minx

I went about 11 o'clock, so got the Red Arrows , they were amazing, dead exciting
Here's some pics....












More Here
Fjord

Yer photo's of the Red Arrows are simply superb you've nailed the focus bang on with such a fast moving subject.
Do you take pics for a living? If not why not

What kinda Camera set up are you using btw?
Stuball

I reckon she is using a canon EOS 350D with a lens capable of a 170mm focal length (I'm thinking 80-200?) and f/9

Embrace the power of EXIF
Fjord

McShad wrote:
I reckon she is using a canon EOS 350D with a lens capable of a 170mm focal length (I'm thinking 80-200?) and f/9

Embrace the power of EXIF


Shut it!

Let the lady speak
Stuball

Am I cramping your style here???
AlanM

McShad wrote:
Am I cramping your style here???


More likely to be a 70-300mm lens as there are a couple at 300mm -

wee minx

Fjord wrote:
Yer photo's of the Red Arrows are simply superb you've nailed the focus bang on with such a fast moving subject.
Do you take pics for a living? If not why not

What kinda Camera set up are you using btw?


Nope Fjord not proffesional, am just a happy snapper
Thank you very much for that
Its a box brownie , ah just asked the pilot nicely to stop so ah could take a piccie
KIDDIN
Yes boys, its a Canon 350D....two lenses:-
18-55mm
75-300(which I'm told is almost equiv to a 400 in a non digital slr)
All i know is I put it on action mode, burst mode and fire like F*ck, shoutin "c'mon..focus, focus...FOCUS!!!!"
...and of course practicing my panning technique, while at the same time the instructions on how to lock the exposure
300 pics later i got a couple in the frame and in focus (2meg card awfy useful )
I keep it on programmed most times, unless I really want a movey thing or a blurry thing(technical talk here )
HollowHorn

wee minx wrote:
I keep it on programmed most times

Ffs don't tell McShad! Yeil gie him palpitashins.

Wonderful photographs, WM, astounding!
Stuball

I keep mine in P mode aswell for most daytime shots...

I only laugh at those in automatic mode :)
wee minx

HollowHorn wrote:
wee minx wrote:
I keep it on programmed most times

Ffs don't tell McShad! Yeil gie him palpitashins.

Wonderful photographs, WM, astounding!

Thank you very much again HH
james73





James H
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