@richardgatley
Professional pilot, Gulfstream G600 and amateur photographer, Fuji X-T2, X-E5, Canon EOS 5D mk II with vintage Soviet and other lenses, Ricoh GR III and iPhone 16 (All images are by me unless stated otherwise) the.fotoapp.co/rgatley
Sorry. Sometimes I just canβt help myself
See? π
Mirabile dictu! π
Careful! Someoneβs going to have to tap the sign againβ¦
Lovely image!
Thank you! Yep, that was 8.4 hours at Mach 0.88 (about 600 mph) with the sun in our eyes most of the way (westbound it doesnβt move much) into some crappy weather on final approach. Glad to get to the hotel!
Thanks Mike!
Thanks Alina!
Thank you Robyn!
A Gulfstream G600 on a rain washed ramp at dusk
End of a long dayβ¦
#Stunday #EastCoastKin #StormHour #PanoPhotos
Thatβd be fantastic!
I can look the part if I have toβ¦
New uniform!
But Iβll take the βI stood in the hypocaustβ ones. The ones with @durotrigesdig.bsky.social feet in the frame
Well, glad you brought it up! I was about to suggest itβ¦and I think theyβd be spectacularβ¦they could be made like a lorica squamata and would clearly sell like hot cakes π
Thatβs very exciting!
Are you planning on selling Curator Rob themed t-shirts in the shop? XL please.
(Failing that, βIβve stood in the hypocaustβ ones would be perfect)
Fresh snow dusting a bike on a spiral bike rack in a stone-paved alley between tall buildings
Almaty
#UrbanGaze #EastCoastKin #Kazakhstan
People sitting in a line waiting for the Fast Cat pedestrian only catamaran ferry from Ryde on the Isle of Wight to Portsmouth on the mainland, a 20 minute crossing
Waiting for the ferry, Ryde Pier Head
#HumansOfBluesky #ClassicMono #EastCoastKin #IsleOfWight
A church with illuminated stained glass windows catches the first light of dawn against a blue sky. Ryde, Isle of Wight
Ryde
#UrbanGaze #EastCoastKin #IsleOfWight
A mother and daughter approach a car made of red lights on the street amid Christmas trees and decorations
Warszawa
#HumansOfBluesky #EastCoastKin
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Tried to correct for thin film interference in the cockpit window in this wider view. The blue is from the fast receding dusk on this eastbound flight
Stultus mitram squillae gerit
You can see the nebulosity. A bit. Colour and exposure a challenge, shot through the windscreen at 43,000 feet. Occasional light atmospheric jostling during the exposure doesnβt help
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Weβve just had flooding rains for at least a month back at home so thisβll be a nice changeπ
Morning Susan! 17:37 here and the ceilings are lowering with the promise of snow
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Itβs not what you know, itβs who you know