happy November to all.  its been a while since we relaxed the rules - so this month is your time to since with creativity which you know are one of the key components when it come time for the judging on an image.

 

 

 

 

 

As Always   - All participants are ONLY allowed 1 image if you post more than one - ONLY the first entry will be judged and the others deleted.

 

Users are allowed to change their posted image up until the time frame allowing you to do so expires.  If you fail to post an image based on the theme of the month, it is very likely that the image will not be considered during "judgment day".

 

This a multi-sim platform for your "FLIGHT" images as we welcome Prepar3D, MSFS 2020, X-Plane, DCS, Infinite Flight and even AeroFly images.  

 

 

Good luck to all participants.

My picture for this month, a new one:

 

Unloading in Munich:

Coooeee! Don't hold back guys. lol Awesome shots!

PMDG 737-800 shortly after takeoff from ESSA

Anything Goes:  “I’d had absolutely no idea that Tower Bridge would be there. It was easy enough to fly over it, but the idea of flying through the spans suddenly struck me", Alan Pollock, former RAF Hunter pilot.

 

Apr. 5, 1968. Royal Air Force (RAF) Hunter pilot Alan Pollock performed unauthorised low flying over several London landmarks and then flew through the span of Tower Bridge on the Thames.

 

 

Full story Here 

 

Best regards,

Just a little angle today..

 

Darryl

Still loving cruising over fascinating landscapes with FSX plus photoreal sceneries  

 

 

Can you see the viewpoint on the steep edge of the plateau?

 

Good luck to everybody
Torsten

On 11/4/2022 at 11:53 AM, CaptKornDog said:

On a recent dusk flight that I was performing an audit on I had the pleasure of living this exact picturesque moment.  Congratulations to @CaptKornDog for winning this month's screenshot contest.

 

Email to follow shortly.

LOWI Departure

@Michael MB.

@Michael MB.

 

That particular contest was TWO years ago.  You have to look out for SPECIFIC year.

 

Regards,

 

Aharon