Great set of pictures, especially considering the ISO. 27 degrees sounds lovely, it's getting up to 50 degrees here now.....

Hi Iqbal, not seen you on the forum for ages, welcome back!

No, the passengers don't know I take pictures, but I am hardly unique in this, I personally know at least 30 airline pilots who take pictures from aircraft too, though probably only half of them using DSLR's, and probably only 5 or so who know how to process them to get the best out of them. In fact I recently gave a quick Photoshop lesson to a fellow pilot. The passengers probably don't know we read newspapers either...with the level of automation in todays aircraft it's a good idea IMO to keep your mind active, and there's two of us and a computer monitoring things at all times. On a flight to Australia we don't even talk to Air Traffic Control for about 7 hours of the flight so it's good to keep yourself occupied...

Thanks all for the comments! Just got back from a flight, no opportunities this time for any further attempts.

It's a Boeing, never flown an Airbus and don't care if I never do

Hoping to get a few snaps tonight, just off to work and there's a bit of weather along the East Coast of the US....

Great set, 6, 8, 9 and 10 being my favourites, must have been a great day out!

Thanks for the link, Doug, I'll have a look at that....

The second one is great!

Great shots, I especially like the one of the river. Looking forward to trying some IR out myself! Can't wait!

Thanks David, I have a rubber hood on my 24mm lens, which I used for the second two shots, so I will try pressing it up against the glass and see how it works out. While the monsoon lasts I should get some more oppurtunities, and perhaps even tonight on the way back from New York.

Nice idea, but wiring it up might be a problem!

I like it, it looks like a metallic honeycomb