Your favourite photos taken of/from a plane?

Digging through my photo collection over the weekend, and found these golden oldies - and I do mean old, mid 70's
A collection of photos taken at the Gliding Club of Victoria, at Benalla Victoria at the start of and mid 1975
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Left: Scheibe SF-25 Falke used for initial training. Right: Schempp-Hirth Nimbus-2 - 20m wingspan open glider

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Left: Blanik L13 two seater Right: Glasflügel H-201B Standard Class 15m wingspan (you wore it more than sitting in it - with the bubble canopy you had a 360deg view)

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Left: ES59 Arrow - Australian designed and built 13m wood & fabric single seater Right: ES52B MkIV Kookaburra Two Seater trainer (me on the flight line after just going solo)
 
Digging through my photo collection over the weekend, and found these golden oldies - and I do mean old, mid 70's
A collection of photos taken at the Gliding Club of Victoria, at Benalla Victoria at the start of and mid 1975
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Left: Scheibe SF-25 Falke used for initial training. Right: Schempp-Hirth Nimbus-2 - 20m wingspan open glider

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Left: Blanik L13 two seater Right: Glasflügel H-201B Standard Class 15m wingspan (you wore it more than sitting in it - with the bubble canopy you had a 360deg view)

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Left: ES59 Arrow - Australian designed and built 13m wood & fabric single seater Right: ES52B MkIV Kookaburra Two Seater trainer (me on the flight line after just going solo)
Makes sense of your profile pic.
 
Offering up a few of my home airport - AUHBA.


View of the whole of the airport (Jan2019) on returning from an east coast light plane circuit
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Jetstar landing and a Virgin take off over Seven Mile beach
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Easterly view after take off over Lewisham-Dodges Ferry-Carlton Beach
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Runway 30 looking north
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Taking off to the north, looking over Cambridge and onto Hobart and Mt Wellington
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Jetstar take off looking out at Carlton Beach before a turn to the north.
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I tend not to take photos from the plane however when I saw the thread I was determined to add a 2020 photo. This is MEL taken on 4 Dec travelling to the 2020 AFF #14 Gathering in CBR and then forgot to post it. Happy new year and hopefully 2021 will be a better year for travel.
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Old runway?
Actually it was my second ever arrival onto the new runway, which was surprising because my first time went over the top of the CBD (which was a bit of a shock at the time, I thought the pilot got lost).
 
Came across this photo taken by my later Father-in-Law around 1976 on his one and only return to his homeland after emigrating here in 1946. His was one of those war love stories, met his wife on shore ;leave in Sydney, had to return with his ship to UK to be demobbed, and then by ship back to Australia.

Heathrow, while waiting for his flight "home" to Australia.
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Inspired by the Top Three Holiday Photos and Best Photographs of Aircraft threads, I thought it would be nice to have a place for AFF members to share their favourite photos they've taken either of a plane, or from an aircraft window.

I'll post a few of my favourite snaps below, but I'm sure other AFFers have much better photos! Please feel free to share yours in this thread.
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On departure from Glasgow Airport, Scotland.
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Came across this photo taken by my later Father-in-Law around 1976 on his one and only return to his homeland after emigrating here in 1946. His was one of those war love stories, met his wife on shore ;leave in Sydney, had to return with his ship to UK to be demobbed, and then by ship back to Australia.

Heathrow, while waiting for his flight "home" to Australia.
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Don't think its Heathrow, as BCAL flew from Gatwick.
 
Came across this photo taken by my later Father-in-Law around 1976 on his one and only return to his homeland after emigrating here in 1946. His was one of those war love stories, met his wife on shore ;leave in Sydney, had to return with his ship to UK to be demobbed, and then by ship back to Australia.

Heathrow, while waiting for his flight "home" to Australia.
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Think this likely to be London Gatwick as BCAL did not operate from London Heathrow.
 
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