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Re: Photos

Posted by Richard Allnutt on Tue Apr 06, 2004 03:09:14 PM

In reply top Photos posted by bdk on Tue Apr 06, 2004 01:29:16 PM

I had no problem taking photos last April either. They hesitated at first, but when I asked nicely they seemed fine with it... took about fifty or so images. Cramped conditions to shoot in, but they turned out ok. They were a really good crowd there, and quite rightly, very proud of their work.

Cheers,
Richard

: Well, they let me take some- in fact, the lady took one of
: me!
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: I was told that the owners didn't want pictures of their a
: irplanes in magazines, but that since my picture was unlik
: ely to appear in a magazine (what exactly did she mean by
: that?), I could stand in front of the plane for a picture.
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: I further asked if I could photograph the unassigned aircr
: aft, to which she had no objections.
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: The policy may have changed since then, or maybe I was jus
: t nicer... ;-)
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: : See him Seattle, with a flight arriving late. Make it s
: o
: : by the time he has his act together he arrives with only
: a
: : 1/2 hour to spare to see the Me 262 Project. Watch him
: r
: : ush into the building in anticipation of photographing t
: he
: : Me 262 reproductions. Then... then... watch him read
: th
: : e sign that says "No Photography".
: :
: : Yep. It's true. Nearly cried! SNIIFFFF....
: :
: : I should have taken a picture of the sign! They stated
: th
: : e owners didn't want people taking pictures. I don't un
: de
: : rstand why, but the people writing the cheques get the f
: in
: : al say.
: :
: : Oh well. The nice lady did give me a very nice tour and
: I
: : saw White 1 and the second production airframe (mostly
: as
: : sembled). I also saw the other three fuselages, and the
: w
: : ings for the third which are being built (in anticipatio
: n
: : of an order).
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