An-225 backlight reject

[Steve Paluch]

Because Hawaii definatly is known for its huge train system.....wait...what?

I think they were delivered to Hawaii by ship (from China or something), then they realized that there wasn't enough time to get them to Milwaukee before the trade show, so they threw them on the Mryia instead.

[screaming_emu]

From what I heard, it just delivered eight 30 ton railcars to Milwaukee from Hawaii, then went to Chicago for a trade show, then came back up here.

Thanks for the advice everyone.

Because Hawaii definatly is known for its huge train system.....wait...what?

[Steve Paluch]

Hey, do you now why the 225 happened to be in the MKE? I was just there on Tuesday and couldn't believe my eyes.

From what I heard, it just delivered eight 30 ton railcars to Milwaukee from Hawaii, then went to Chicago for a trade show, then came back up here.

Thanks for the advice everyone.

[bloodhound96]

Hey, do you now why the 225 happened to be in the MKE? I was just there on Tuesday and couldn't believe my eyes.

[LX-A343]

Is there anything this picture would add to the database, when there are already 125 pics of this aircraft in the db?

Granted, it's a unique aircraft and I like the idea behind the photo, but the lighting is indeed a bit distracting.

But, if you think, it's worth having it in the db, appeal. All, what can happen, is either an acception or a new rejection.

Cheers
Gerardo

[AIRLNRGUY]

Good shot, I like how it is nice and centered. I do not think that the backlighting takes away from the picture. Go ahead and appeal and see what happens, it won't hurt.

[Steve Paluch]

Hi guys. First, view this:

http://www.jetphotos.net/viewreject.php?id=180545

I was thinking about appealing this. I know it's suffers from some backlight, but I still think it's a pretty good photo of a one-of-a-kind airplane.

I didn't get a chance to get there in the morning, which would have put the sun behind me, and I wasn't about to ask the crew to turn their plane around for me just to get a centered nose shot (ok, I should have moved it myself).

Seriously, I was wondering if that photo is worth appealing, and/or is there anything I can do to reduce the backlighting effect.

It's one of my favorite photos I shot that memorable day, and any help that would get this photo approved will be much appreciated.


Thanks!

Steve