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airtoair.nl
2010-05-19, 03:26 PM
Hi all,

I am a aerial photographer from the Netherlands, and next weekend I will be at NY to shoot some air to air pictures from the CF-18 from a civil photoship.
I am looking for some serious aviation photographers who like to fly with me to shoot some pictures in the air.
The reason for working with local guest photographers is spreading the bill of the renting for our photoship, because this plane (King Air) is quite expensive.
Please note, I am not making money on this event! it's just to spread our bill and let another photographers experience photoflying with jets, which is for most aviation photographers always a dream....
At this moment I have 3 seats available on the 27th for guest photographers on a one hour flight with the Canadian CF-18. During the flight the side door will be open to shoot the pictures. I will bring the harnesses, and stuff to protect falling out of the aircraft.

Before the photoflight the guest photographers need to be at the safety briefing, where they have to sign a waiver of liability, and a copyright waiver. no briefing means no flying!

Here some examples of the quality witch you can get when you fly with the door open.
http://www.airtoair.nl/afbeeldingen/sanicole/01.jpg

http://www.airtoair.nl/afbeeldingen/sanicole/02.jpg

http://www.airtoair.nl/afbeeldingen/sanicole/03.jpg

If you are interested in this once in a lifetime experience, just send me a email on [email protected] and show me some of your previous made work.
When you want to see some more pictures, take a look on my website http://www.airtoair.nl

Regards, Laurens

(I have permission from Phil to post this here)

PhilDernerJr
2010-05-19, 06:22 PM
Sounds like a very unique opportunity!!! Those are some good shots!

Can you explain what the copyright waiver consists of?

Chris S
2010-05-19, 06:42 PM
Something tells me I know where Fred and Moose might be on the 27th !!! :wink: :borat:

Fighting_falcon_51
2010-05-19, 08:18 PM
Wow those photos are great!

Do you know what time it would be? I want to know the time so I can catch the CF-18's take off from FRG.

wunaladreamin
2010-05-19, 10:00 PM
Email sent!

Derf
2010-05-19, 10:34 PM
too much money for my blood, sorry but my feet will be firmly on the old control tower :lol:

airtoair.nl
2010-05-21, 03:48 PM
Hi,

The photoflight is now scheduled for 1400 hour LT
The copyright waiver is just one simple rule: No selling to the big aviation magazines.Some small local magazines is no problem, but you always have to contact me before publication.
Not because then I can sell my pictures for a lot of money, becous the magazines won't pay you a lot of money for those pics.But its just to protect that not 4 photographers try to sell the same pictures to one magazine.


Thanks, Laurens

Fighting_falcon_51
2010-05-21, 04:27 PM
Hi,

The photoflight is now scheduled for 1400 hour LT
The copyright waiver is just one simple rule: No selling to the big aviation magazines.Some small local magazines is no problem, but you always have to contact me before publication.
Not because then I can sell my pictures for a lot of money, becous the magazines won't pay you a lot of money for those pics.But its just to protect that not 4 photographers try to sell the same pictures to one magazine.


Thanks, Laurens
Thanks for the time!

EDIT- Do you by any chance know when the CF-18's will be arriving?

airtoair.nl
2010-05-21, 04:37 PM
The pilot told me that he wil, arive at the 26'th, but I don't know the time.

Fighting_falcon_51
2010-05-21, 04:53 PM
The pilot told me that he wil, arive at the 26'th, but I don't know the time.
Thank You!

jerslice
2010-05-21, 08:00 PM
Shame I'm in Seattle...do you shoot with a gyro?

wunaladreamin
2010-05-21, 08:52 PM
Not for nothing but, I'd have to contact you after paying $750 to you to get permission from you to use a shot that I took? Great deal but no thanks.

Cary
2010-05-21, 09:31 PM
Not for nothing but, I'd have to contact you after paying $750 to you to get permission from you to use a shot that I took? Great deal but no thanks.

Ditto.

threeholerglory
2010-05-21, 09:34 PM
wunaladreamin wrote:
Not for nothing but, I'd have to contact you after paying $750 to you to get permission from you to use a shot that I took? Great deal but no thanks.


Ditto.

Double ditto.

airtoair.nl
2010-05-22, 05:55 PM
I am sorry guys, but I can't do this cheaper, at this moment I a have a gap of $2000, so when you thought that I am making money on this flight......
And about the Copyright, The rule is only related when you sell them to a magazine, you can post the everywhere on the internet without permission.

fk6065
2010-05-23, 08:45 PM
Wow what a unique opportunity. Good luck to anyone taking advantage of this, wish I had the extra $$.

Maybe Fred will have mercy and take another "poor Fred" in the control tower with him, LOL.

But if anyone goes please post the shots!

Derf
2010-05-23, 09:16 PM
Wow what a unique opportunity. Good luck to anyone taking advantage of this, wish I had the extra $$.

Maybe Fred will have mercy and take another "poor Fred" in the control tower with him, LOL.

But if anyone goes please post the shots!

sorry, I do not get to make those decisions