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August 2026's Screenshot Contest: ANYTHING GOES!!!!

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Fellow Aviators

The month of August brings less of a challenge, however "CREATIVITY" remains the focus of ALL entries, additionally providing some context to the image helps to bring the image to life.


Climbing out of Charlotte Douglas Airport on a humid summer afternoon. Payload was 80% but there as over 10,000 lbs of fuel on board due to the fueling company over-fueling PDT5885 CLT/CAE
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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 FS2004, FSX, Prepar3D, MSFS 2020, MSFS 2024, X-Plane 9 - 12, DCS, Infinite Flight and even AeroFly images.  
 

Good Luck to ALL.

So this is my photo for August...

The silver Spitfire flying over western Britain in early spring, with absolutely stunning light!

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  • 4 weeks later...

Hi all,

My entry for this month: Inspired by the remote landscapes of New Zealand, this hidden airstrip feels almost disconnected from the rest of the world. Surrounded by dense forest, towering mountains and clouds drifting through the valley, reaching this runway feels like an adventure in itself.

I wanted to capture the feeling of discovering a place that seems almost impossible to reach, where a tiny strip of tarmac is surrounded by nothing but wilderness. Sometimes, the most creative journeys are the ones that take us somewhere completely unexpected.

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#MSFS2024

Happy flights!

Trying a new hosting website for Ed

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Hopefully, everything works

Good luck to all...Darryl

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