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Missed the supermoon due to clouds so this is 600mm trial. Aeroplane was a fluke bonus!
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Great fluke!Celeste
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Nice one!
I use this Flightradar 24 site - you should be able to play back flights from a previous date / time for your location
I used it for a similar moon shot with a plane to find the aircraft type. I've been meaning to try for a similar shot as we get loads of aircraft from Luton and Stansted over us now, there has to be some advantage to it to offset the noise disturbance...
BillComment
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Well caught! You were lucky! - Or is that just very well organised? Still, a great shot. I am very envious.
Regarding the aircraft....... Looking at that bulge towards the bottom of the tail suggests to me that it may be a trijet such as a McDonnell Douglas MD-11. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McDonnell_Douglas_MD-11).
Larry Griffiths
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Super detailed shotComment
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That is what you call timing. Great shot.Comment
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Thanks everyone, super lucky really
. I was using the 150-600 at full stretch so actually spotted the plane fly across in the evf.
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Wasn't it the News of the World or something that said there was a Lancaster on the moon? So Shirley it's a Lancaster?
Paul
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