[Ed.]

Couldn't resist to be honest, all on the compact btw..whilst initially leaving terra firma it was great to see some crisp looking convection firing well up into the heavens, add colour filled sunset and rays - just to whet ones appetite..any in flight entertainment kept turning heads along the way too.From 32C - 7C in under three hours? enjoy the flight

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This post has been edited by Ed Shrops: 08 May 2012 - 23:23

[Bazmundo]

Oh, thank you so much Ed. An absolute treat, 'fl6' and 'fl8' are sheer magic!

[Ed.]

Thanks mate - Ok, so the DSLR may have made a fair bit of difference..hey sometimes they say beggars can't be choosers, in the skin it sure looked the biz! you can only aim for your best shot and hope that some turn out pretty kosher.At one point it was hard to keep up lol..

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[Dave Hancox]

Superb Ed, Love the one with the sun just above the cloud, always nice to see the clouds from above.

[Ed.]

Likewise than-you Dave, here are three more not long into take-off.

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[OCEANSTORM]

Fantastic Ed - the 6th one in particular is quite breathtaking

[Ed.]

Many thanks Jennie for your appreciation, of all things cumulus! - with several hundred odd downloads of ones pics or so lol, makes you wonder who else is out there and who hardly ever adds their very own input? to share...not just take?

[Ed.]

200 odd views? several dozen downloads each pic and alhough ever grateful for the kind comments (regular posters/mods!) makes you wonder - is it worth it? i'm no expert et al but going the extra mile on occasion takes alot of effort/time and i tend to appreciate others efforts or at least those who contribute the most in whatever form.

[PullenUK]

Love the blue sky pics!