Welcome to our first post in English!
First of, since some of you might be new readers, we thought we'd introduce us. We are three aviation photographers who have been shooting together since 2006 and started this website in 2009. We do various trip reports, reviews, reportages and vlogs about photography and aviation. We also have a podcast, but for now it's only in Swedish.
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When Simon and Jonas was in the same town for once they decided to head out to Bromma Airport before Jonas had to drive back up to Östersund. The weather was really nice, but since it was Sunday there was not very much traffic to shoot. However, they made the best of the situation and manage to take som photos and produce a Vlog.
The first challenge of the day was to find a place where they could shoot both landings and take offs for runway 12. After some help from a helpful friend and some map searching on an iPhone, that problem was easily solved. They found a hill with a good view over the runway.
The first arrival of the day was this Cessna.
Shortly after the first airlines was spotted on short final. OO-DWK was flying for Brussels Airlines from Brussels.
OY-CIM lining up runway 12, ready to head back to Copenhagen.
One of the most commons domestic airlines at Bromma is Malmö Aviation. Here is SE-DSV lining up.
SE-MDB, from Visby flying for Golden Air.
Yet another Malmö Aviation, this time SE-DSP. Short final for runway 12.
As already stated, one of the most common airlines at Bromma. Here SE-DSR.
OO-DWK lining up on runway 12 bound for Brussels.
SE-MDB is ready to return to Visby with new passengers.
The previous episodes of our Vlog are all in Swedish, but from now on we will add English subtitles to the new ones. This is the first, so enjoy!
Jonas HerjebyText/photo/video editing
jonasherjeby@osdphoto.com
Simon BryggPhoto
simonbrygg@osdphoto.com
Trevlig video, fina bilder!
ReplyDeleteNågon som kan lösa dilemmat med hur man uttalar Cimber? På radion säger dom kimber men ni säger simber...
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Tack så mycket!
DeleteDilemmat bör vara tämligen lättlöst, då Cimber ska uttalas som ett K i början. Mig veterligen har vi dock aldrig uttalat det som S.
/Jonas Herjeby - Ostersund Photography
Tidigare på er sida har det handlat mycket om Simons trafikflygarutbildning som skulle bli klar nu i vår. Har han fått jobb på NextJet eller nåt?
ReplyDeleteHar kanske inte handlat så mycket om det men vi har pratat om det ja. Är teorin som blir klar nu och sen är det tre månader praktiskt flygning innan jag kan söka jobb! Då jag är klar med teorin så kommer jag ha mer tid att lägga på fotografering och sidan rent generellt då jag kommer vara ledig kvällar och helger utan att behöva plugga konstant. Så tyvärr inget jobb ännu men varit ovanligt frånvarande på sluttampen av teorin om du undrar vart jag har hållit hus!
ReplyDelete/Simon Brygg - Ostersund Photography