SkyJacked
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I posted my most recent decent pics at the West Don Lands Pan Am thread and the Market Wharf thread. I hope they will hold you over until I can update in the new year.
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I posted my most recent decent pics at the West Don Lands Pan Am thread and the Market Wharf thread. I hope they will hold you over until I can update in the new year.
SkyJacked
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Udo, quite frankly (and for what little it may be worth), I wouldn't change a thing on what you do. Your work, among those of others on these threads, are nothing short of magical and is what keeps me coming back every day. Please, don't stop.
I agree wholeheartedly. We can’t seriously be bashing Udo here so I will proceed on the assumption that it was not the plan. His efforts have produced some very informative and fascinating posts and the post in question was no exception. Having been recently tuned up on the rules for posting, I feel comfortable in saying the photos in question were well within the intentions of the rules of conduct. If not, I would expect 42 to weigh in and clarify.
Udo has had access to some of my photos that were not posted and I would like to share some of the results. He may not have picked these pictures but I like them so I am going to post them. Keep in mind, nothing was planned, this is just a small sample of what he has managed to salvage from my mess.
This last picture I sent to Udo to demonstrate how much haze there was an how little I could see. A short while later I got this back and I was suitably impressed. I had no idea this was buried in the photo I sent.
Don’t let anybody discourage you Udo. We need what you bring to the forum.
SkyJacked
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The view from the crane is admittedly different than what you will see if you live at the L tower. I have a few pictures from Friday morning (Dec. 21) taken from the building. In the first photo I took a couple of point and shoot with flash pictures from 55 hoping the little bit of snow would look like stars. It sort of worked.
This picture is also from 55 almost an hour later.
These two are from somewhere lower. Sorry, I wasn’t paying attention to where I was exactly.
wolfewood
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I know people say this a lot Skyjacked but seriously this should be Photo of the Day. Also thanks for the amazing pictures with no snark and griping. It's depressing on this site sometimes and you remain a constant source of positiveness and information with none of the bitching that others seem to feel necessary.
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udo
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interchange42, you deleted the picture wolfewood suggested should be Photo of the Day. Can you please let us know which of SkyJacked's pictures wolfewood liked best? Was it the last one with the raindrops on the glass? This would be my pick, but I would like to know what wolfewood thinks. Instead of deleting the image and with doing so effecting the content of the posting maybe next time you can just replace the reposted image with a link to it. Thanks.
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udo
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Well said. My thoughts exactly. Skyjacked is setting an example for us all.
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wolfewood
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ProjectEnd
Superstar
It depends on how far after the initial post the images are reposted. Perhaps wolfewood could just indicate 'the second image down' or something similar?
udo
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travis3000
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Thank you Skyjacked for all the incredible photos over the last couple months. Very much appreciated.
Great collage udo! Do you have one camera dedicated to just that, or a tripod or mount that allows you to return the camera to the same spot each time you want to update the view?
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someMidTowner
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Oh man Udo, that collage is amazing. Great stuff.
udo
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No dedicated camera or fixed mount. I reposition tripod and camera every time and then try to align the resulting pictures with Photoshop.
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SkyJacked
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Thanks travis3000 and everyone else.
Very nice Udo, can I keep it?
Not a creature was stirring so I posted some favorites.
Very nice Udo, can I keep it?
Not a creature was stirring so I posted some favorites.
Razz
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Udo: You keep amazing us with such interesting photo posts. The collage is great.
Skyjacked: I love that first picture of the Porter plane on approach over the eastern gap with the Leslie St. spit and brilliant sunrise as a backdrop. A very calm and tranquil image. Beautiful shot.
Skyjacked: I love that first picture of the Porter plane on approach over the eastern gap with the Leslie St. spit and brilliant sunrise as a backdrop. A very calm and tranquil image. Beautiful shot.