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Aircraft:
Cessna 208B Grand Caravan
- Reg: N208SG photos
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Serial #:
208B0894
- Airline: Private
- Photo Date: Oct 19, 2005
- Uploaded: Feb 13, 2009
- Saint Barthelemy - TFFJ, Guadeloupe
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This is hands down my favourite shot from my entire trip to SXM/STT and SBH. After a fantastic lunch at a lovely restaurant on the beach in SBH i then had the pleasure of watching this Cessna 208 fly around the bay doing touch and go's at the airport. Here she is coming round in a lovely bank over the bay, the light hit it perfectly and she looks great in the sun. The lovely aqua colours of the water below reflect on the underside and you can see the pilots checking out the landing strip. This for me is a perfect setting, perfect conditions and it resulted in a great photo! (1dmkii/100-400LIS)
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This is hands down my favourite shot from my entire trip to SXM/STT and SBH. After a fantastic lunch at a lovely restaurant on the beach in SBH i then had the pleasure of watching this Cessna 208 fly around the bay doing touch and go's at the airport. Here she is coming round in a lovely bank over the bay, the light hit it perfectly and she looks great in the sun. The lovely aqua colours of the water below reflect on the underside and you can see the pilots checking out the landing strip. This for me is a perfect setting, perfect conditions and it resulted in a great photo! (1dmkii/100-400LIS)Camera
Canon 1dmkii | Canon 100-400F4.5-F5.6LIS-
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- Reg: N208SG photos
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Aircraft:
Cessna 208B Grand Caravan
- Airline: Private
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Serial #:
208B0894
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Photo Location
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Saint Barthelemy - TFFJ
- Guadeloupe
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Comments
DAVID KENNEDY
Nice shot Chris.I have to agree with your remark ,it too is my favourite shot of yours taken in SBH deserves more hits than received(re. your other higher hitters for SBH)I love the turquise sea reflections.Have a day trip to SBH lined up next month...would love if they are using the bay approach if even for a couple of hours.