Fly Overs

[WannaDig3687]

Alright, I confess. I haven't learned the lesson that I need to put the camera around my neck like it is part of my every day attire. So these aren't very good pics, but I wanted to share that we had some military action fly over us last evening. I'm not going to pretend I know the nomenclature. I had my camera set on bird watching taking continuous shots. I didn't post them all here, but it is kind of cool scrolling through the pics on my laptop.















Then, I switched over to the moon shot setting. I have a question for you. The skies were blue. The sun was still up. Why did the pic come out with a black background?



Thanks for looking!

~Sis

 

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[No gold in NY]

Well, from my non scientific mind, the sky is really black just like night time. The air, sunlight, and humidity give it that blue look. I am sure you have noticed on a real low humidity day the sky is a much darker blue. Perhaps your camera filters out even more at the moon shot setting.

 

[RTR]

Hey sis, here's a fly over 4 U (C-7 Aircraft) .Steadied the camera against a light post.

 

[WannaDig3687]

Nice. I need to learn that trick too!

 

[worldtalker]

Hey sis, View attachment 1593867 here's a fly over 4 U (C-7 Aircraft) .Steadied the camera against a light post.

I was amazed at the short distance it makes at takeoff and landing,it even goes in reverse.

 

[RTR]

F-15s / F-18s ?

 

[worldtalker]

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F-15s / F-18s ?

F-18s