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• Australia Day: Stopover at Melbourne

  
  Australia Day is celebrated nation-wide on January 26th and commemorates the day the first fleet arrived in Sydney Cove, claiming Australia under British rule. On this day, you'll see a lot of green and gold and more southern-crosses than you will be able to count. This is my story about how my Australia Day was almost canceled last year.
  February 12, 2013 1 comment 1 like

• Up in the Air: A Quick Stopover in Amsterdam's Airport Schiphol

  
  A couple of years ago, just after Christmas, I had a stopover in the Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, the major hub for the airline KLM. It was a very busy time of year, so I knew that any airport would be busy, but I was surprised by how big this airport was, let along the amount of people flying through there!
  December 17, 2012

• Up in the Air: Australia's Newcastle Airport

  
  Newcastle Airport in the Australian state of New South Wales is around 2 hours north of Sydney, and it serves the Hunter region in getting people to popular domestic airports using some of Australian low cost airlines. One of my first ever flying memories came from this airport, and I recently visited to see how much it had changed.
  December 13, 2012 1 like

• Up in the Air: I believe I can fly!

  
  Flying was always a dream for me since my childhood. I love taking planes, especially small ones where you can see everything the pilot is doing. Well, I waited a long time (until my 39th birthday) but now, the time has come to fulfill my dream: become a pilot of ultralight planes!
  December 04, 2012 8 comments 10 likes

• The Stories within Pictures #8: The Funniest Airplane

  
  Penny’s first memories of Finland are connected with fun and surprise. It was the first week of January and she was preparing herself for the biggest cold and the largest amount of snow in her life. But what awaited her there was pure surprise.
  July 30, 2012 4 comments 8 likes

• Aircraft Park

  
  “My aeroplane, my aeroplane, my aeroplane”. Never dreamed of having a plane?! Well, in my city, we are all proud to have one just for us, always parked there waiting to inspire dreams of flying.
  August 26, 2011 2 likes

• Back Home for Xmas, Mind the Xray!

  
  How I decided to play my Christmas photo mission lomographically, the story. At first the family was a bit dubious, but in the end they loved the picture and it was a great experience for me as well; will do again... except that next time I'll take a bigger hand luggage with me, better than risking xray damage on film for those precious memories!
  May 28, 2011 2 likes

• Large Hot Chocolate with Triple Milk Please

  
  It is December 29, 2007, my maiden voyage to Canada and I am in a jampacked United Airlines flight from Sydney to LA, sitting next to a quiet nutritionist on one side and a middle aged couple on the other in the middle strip of seats in the plane that isn't going anywhere fast because it is too heavy. Too much Christmas dinner. That is when I first heard about it...
  January 09, 2011 10 comments 10 likes

• My Most Embarrassing Christmas Story

  
  How many people know this story, you get stuck in traffic, or take a wrong turn meaning that you get to the airport after check in has closed. The people in their perfect little uniforms tell you you can't get on the flight. You protest because the plane is still sitting there, its a domestic flight and they haven't even started boarding yet.
  January 05, 2011 8 comments 13 likes

• Runway of Hong Kong International Airport - Sunset on the Horizon

  
  The airport is not only a terminal and buildings. It is also a cool place to witness the sunset on the horizon and very close-up to the amazing site of landing and taking-off airplanes - best spot of course is the end of runway. Even if you are not into planes you will be impressed by the sites there!
  August 08, 2010 1 comment 7 likes

• Discovering the Marquesas Archipelago Part 1: Transit in Rangiroa

  
  Last Christmas I made an fantastic travel to the Marquesas archipelago and I will share the whole trip with you. But first, before reaching the Marquesas, I made a short transit on Rangiroa atoll. And I promised to write a location about the winning shot of the hidden location rumble ("http://www.lomography.com/magazine/competitions/2010/03/25/the-hidden-lomolocation-rumble-winner-announcement":http://www.lomography.com/magazine/competitions/2010/03/25/the-hidden-lomolocation-rumble-winner-announcement), and here it is!
  April 08, 2010 4 comments 7 likes

• Transport in London

  
  Such a big, cosmopolitan city and with so many history, London has a big variety of transport types. We can go from here to there in different ways: bus, bicycle, taxi, tube, train, plane, … and even, although it seems impossible …: walking!
  February 26, 2010 4 comments 8 likes

• Travelling to the Other Side of the World

  
  Like most of you know now, I moved this summer from Nice (metropolitan France) to Raiatea (French Polynesia). Of course, during the travel I had my LC-A+ and my supersampler always with me... Let me tell you the story of this great travel to the other side of the world...
  October 19, 2009 16 comments 16 likes

• RAF Predannack Where Planes Go To Die

  
  An old RAF base situated deep in the South of Cornwall
  September 17, 2009 11 comments 10 likes

• Lomomission 57: In Transit ended over 3 years ago

  
  Just because you're not on foot doesn't mean you can't shoot! Stand up, balance yourself, and try to win this month's Lomomission challenge!
  September 14, 2009 39 comments 14 likes 838 submissions

• The Sky’s the Limit in Asia Extended Rumble Winner Announcement

  
  No matter that it takes 16 hours to get here and you'll sweat buckets the moment you hop off the plane, The Sky’s the Limit in Asia!
  September 08, 2009 15 comments 6 likes

• The Sky’s the Limit in Asia Extended Rumble ended about 4 years ago

  
  Time to soar sky-high with our first in a series of Asia-themed extended rumbles!
  March 27, 2009 16 comments 4 likes 302 submissions