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(Shot within a plane in Azores, Portugal using with Nikon 70-300 (the lens I had on the camera at the time) with exposure time <kbd>1/80s</kbd>. This is faster than our eye can see, we are on the ground and the propeller is still winding up, but the propeller appears to be standing, and people that photograph planes consider this a major sin.)
 
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== Summary ==
Shot within a plane in Azores, Portugal using with [[Nikon 70-300]] (the lens I had on the camera at the time) with [[exposure]] time <kbd>1/80s</kbd>. This is faster than our eye can see, we are on the ground and the propeller is still winding up, but the propeller appears to be standing, and people that photograph planes consider this a major sin.
Shot within a plane in Azores, Portugal using with [[Nikon 70-300]] (the lens I had on the camera at the time) with [[exposure]] time <kbd>1/80s</kbd>. This is faster than our eye can see, we are on the ground and the propeller is still winding up, but the propeller blades are visible, and people that photograph planes consider this a major sin.

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Shot within a plane in Azores, Portugal using with Nikon 70-300 (the lens I had on the camera at the time) with exposure time 1/80s. This is faster than our eye can see, we are on the ground and the propeller is still winding up, but the propeller blades are visible, and people that photograph planes consider this a major sin.

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