How Best to Upload this Shot?

[wannabe pilot]

Hi there everyone, I just need a quick bit of advice from one of the screeners (or anyone else who may know). I took this shot in New Zealand of the helicopter which we were having a ride on. It was taken several thousand feet up on a mountain top, but is only a few miles from Queenstown airport. With regards to location info, how should I upload it?

Many thanks in advance.

[McG]

I would upload that as Other Location with the name of the mountain typed manually.

Cracking Shot BTW. Would be a worthy screener's choice IMHO.

[seahawk]

Yes, "Other location - __________ " would be correct

[Jose Luis Silva]

That's what I say as a beautiful shoot in a beautiful place.

Congrats on that one!

[E-Diddy!]

Why are the blades turning (fast enough to be blurred) when there is clearly nobody in the aircraft?

[Cosmo]

Why are the blades turning (fast enough to be blurred) when there is clearly nobody in the aircraft?

Errrm ... i would imagine its a very simple answer :rolleyes:

I didnt even think twice about it ...

regards

Cracking shot though ...

[wannabe pilot]

Thanks guys, I shall get uploading it now then. The blades are turning because we landed on a remote mountain and were allowed to get out, the pilot didn't want to switch the engine off incase it wouldn't start when we got back in!
Regards,

Dan Nicholson

[brianw999]

The blades are turning because we landed on a remote mountain and were allowed to get out, the pilot didn't want to switch the engine off incase it wouldn't start when we got back in!

In that case I hope the NZ Civil Aviation Authority don't get to see this picture. They may take a dim view of leaving a helicopter unattended with the engine running.

Nice pic though. You don't often get a chance to take one in those circumstances.

[RCoulter]

That is a VERY nice picture!