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Hi, Steven, and welcome to the FA photo gallery.
I see these are your first-ever posts into the gallery. You have some interesting photos here. I notice that this one and some of the others have received somewhat average-to-low-average ratings from some other viewers (I am only going to rate this one pic and I'm giving it a "5"). Personally, I think your first photos here are already far, far better than the blurry, over-grainy, upside-down or sideways, etc., pics that some other folks are posting. If I may, please let me offer you a suggestion for the next time you post. Always fill in the data boxes for your post. In the case of this photo, you did fill in the airport code (KSPI), but that was all you put. The aircraft reg number is N228NV. It is an Airbus, an A320. And the three-letter airline identifier for Allegiant is AAY. Including these items of info when you upload your photos takes just a few brief seconds of your time, but it really helps the viewer. For instance, if you look right below this photo, you will see where it says "96 at KSPI." Just by clicking on that data box, all 96 photos in the gallery that were taken at KSPI will pop up. Now, if you had entered N228NV in the aircraft reg number data box, you would see that there are already two other photos of this AAY fleetbird, and just by clicking on it, all three pics would pop up. By doing that, YOUR pics will get more views, and that is, of course, the reason you posted it ... so others will view it. So always have that data available when you post a pic: Aircraft Reg, Type of Aircraft, and Airport. And by the way, it is not too late to fill in those boxes right now. Just log in, click on this pic, and scroll down. The data boxes will be there for you to fill in. I like your first photos here (well, OK, I admit that I do wish the nose of the plane was in this shot), and I am looking forward to seeing more photos from you. And once again, welcome to FA, Steven. (Thumbs Up)
I see these are your first-ever posts into the gallery. You have some interesting photos here. I notice that this one and some of the others have received somewhat average-to-low-average ratings from some other viewers (I am only going to rate this one pic and I'm giving it a "5"). Personally, I think your first photos here are already far, far better than the blurry, over-grainy, upside-down or sideways, etc., pics that some other folks are posting. If I may, please let me offer you a suggestion for the next time you post. Always fill in the data boxes for your post. In the case of this photo, you did fill in the airport code (KSPI), but that was all you put. The aircraft reg number is N228NV. It is an Airbus, an A320. And the three-letter airline identifier for Allegiant is AAY. Including these items of info when you upload your photos takes just a few brief seconds of your time, but it really helps the viewer. For instance, if you look right below this photo, you will see where it says "96 at KSPI." Just by clicking on that data box, all 96 photos in the gallery that were taken at KSPI will pop up. Now, if you had entered N228NV in the aircraft reg number data box, you would see that there are already two other photos of this AAY fleetbird, and just by clicking on it, all three pics would pop up. By doing that, YOUR pics will get more views, and that is, of course, the reason you posted it ... so others will view it. So always have that data available when you post a pic: Aircraft Reg, Type of Aircraft, and Airport. And by the way, it is not too late to fill in those boxes right now. Just log in, click on this pic, and scroll down. The data boxes will be there for you to fill in. I like your first photos here (well, OK, I admit that I do wish the nose of the plane was in this shot), and I am looking forward to seeing more photos from you. And once again, welcome to FA, Steven. (Thumbs Up)
This is a pretty nice photo, Steven. I agree with Gary that I widh the nose wasn't chopped off, but still pretty darn good. And my advice is to listen to Gary. He knows what he's talking about. Keep up the good work!
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