Competition Photo contest Spring 2024 Now closed for voting

[h4yn0nnym0u5e]

Dead heat, please !

In my heart I don’t believe creative things (like photography, or music) should be competitive. But I was so pleased with that image, and it fitted the theme so well, I just had to post it…

 

[Pete Thomas]

Dead heat, please !

In my heart I don’t believe creative things (like photography, or music) should be competitive. But I was so pleased with that image, and it fitted the theme so well, I just had to post it…

I agree and apologise to Sue for not looking more closely

 

[Sue]

Some beautiful images were posted and I enjoy taking photos. I always use my phone camera and I have a great little app called Hipstamatic rather than the phone app. Looking forward to the next one

 

[MarkSax]

Flying over Paris on a clear night. The Champs Elysees and Eiffel tower on the right.

 

[Marge]

Flying over Paris on a clear night. The Champs Elysees and Eiffel tower on the right.View attachment 26069

I love this picture, well done 👏

 

[saxyjt]

Flying over Paris on a clear night. The Champs Elysees and Eiffel tower on the right.View attachment 26069

I thought flying over Paris was illegal!

Is this a satellite image? There is a strange blueish reflexion at the top of the picture. Like solar panel...

 

[dexdex]

I thought flying over Paris was illegal!

Is this a satellite image? There is a strange blueish reflexion at the top of the picture. Like solar panel...

Dependening on the route, flights from and to CDG fly by Paris over the western suburbs. I was lucky to see it that way a couple of times.
You can clearly see the Bois de Boulogne on the lower right on this picture. The aircraft is roughly over Nanterre.

 

[MarkSax]

I thought flying over Paris was illegal!

Is this a satellite image? There is a strange blueish reflexion at the top of the picture. Like solar panel...

It’s the reflection on the plane window.

 

[saxyjt]

It’s the reflection on the plane window.

Yeah, I looked at it wrong. Now I see. I lived in Paris 20 years but rarely looked at it from that angle by a clear night.