God Save the King!

[Professor_M]

I've spent a bit of time over the last few days at Stansted trying to catch some of the visitors for the Coronation, here are the results...

Thursday afternoon saw me catch the Qatari A340-300 A7-AAH & 747-8 A7-HHE, Niger 737-700BBJ 5U-GRN & Kuwaiti A340-500 9K-GBB...
Qatar Amiri Flight A340-300 by Professor M, on Flickr
Qatar Amiri Flight 747-8BBJ by Professor M, on Flickr
Niger Government 737-700BBJ by Professor M, on Flickr
Kuwait Government A340-500 by Professor M, on Flickr

Friday morning yielded the Brazilian VC-1A FAB2101, Turkmenistan 777-200LR EZ-A777, Indian 777-300ER K7067, Hellenic G-V 678 and Senegal ACJ320-200Neo 6V-SEN (the weather was temperamental, with lightning visible to the north west, but, thankfully, it always got better before any of the interesting movements)...
Brazilian Air Force VC-1A (A319-100CJ) by Professor M, on Flickr
Turkmenistan Government 777-200LR by Professor M, on Flickr
Indian Air Force 777-300ER by Professor M, on Flickr
Hellenic Air Force Gulfstream V by Professor M, on Flickr
Senegal Government ACJ320-200Neo by Professor M, on Flickr

Saturday afternoon for departures was miserable and wet, with the Brunei 747-8 V8-BKH almost entirely obscured by the cloud as it passed my vantage point. Here's Bahraini RJ85 A9C-HWK, Kazak A320-200 UP-A2001, RAAF KC-30A A39-007 & JASDF 777-300ER 80-1111...
Royal Bahrain Air Force RJ85 by Professor M, on Flickr
Kazakstan Government A320-200 by Professor M, on Flickr
RAAF KC-30A by Professor M, on Flickr

Does anyone have any advice on how to remove the fence-wire running through this one? This was the closest I got to a decent photo of the Japanese 777, with all the rest some lovely photos of raindrops.
JASDF 777-300ER by Professor M, on Flickr

Thanks for looking - I hope you've enjoyed looking at them. Constructive criticism welcomed.

[teeonefixer]

They'd do for me! Well done

[sdad]

What immediately springs to mind is to put a soft-edged mask around the wire and lighten it on a trial and error basis. May need retouching (cloning) at the edges. Let us know!

[Ferrari]

Well done with those.
I was there on Saturday.
Couldn’t see through my glasses as they were covered in rain.
Couldn’t see through my binoculars as they were full of rain.
So you did a good job!
Regards,
Ferrari

[Dave934]

I would use the clone stamp in photoshop, the results probably wouldn't be perfect, but it might improve it a bit.
It's a real shame when things like that ruin a shot.
Dave.
EDIT P.S. I'm happy to have a try for you if you'd like ?

[Professor_M]

Well done with those.
I was there on Saturday.
Couldn’t see through my glasses as they were covered in rain.
Couldn’t see through my binoculars as they were full of rain.
So you did a good job!
Regards,
Ferrari

They'd do for me! Well done

Thankyou, both.

What immediately springs to mind is to put a soft-edged mask around the wire and lighten it on a trial and error basis. May need retouching (cloning) at the edges. Let us know!

I'll give that a go at some point, thankyou.

I would use the clone stamp in photoshop, the results probably wouldn't be perfect, but it might improve it a bit.
It's a real shame when things like that ruin a shot.
Dave.
EDIT P.S. I'm happy to have a try for you if you'd like ?

If you'd like the challenge of playing around with it, please, be my guest - I'd be interested to see what someone who has more than my primitive knowledge of photoshop can do to it.

[Dave934]

FC aircraft try by Dave Allen, on Flickr

Best I could do, hopefully someone with better photoshop skills will have a go too.
Dave.

[stainless]

Hope this helps.