Your Airliners.net and JetPhotos.net Pictures

[gonzalu]

Jeremy is that the one you showed me? Looks familiar.. sweet! :-) love the light on it.

[NIKV69]

Manny the AA shot is prob one of the best departure shots ever taken at JFK. Well done!

[gonzalu]

Thanks for the Thumbs Up Nick ... means a lot

[gonzalu]

made it on JP.net as well...

[MarkLawrence]

Miami....

[gonzalu]

Mark, love that AF 744 ;-)

[NIKV69]

Thanks for the Thumbs Up Nick ... means a lot

1000 hits? Totaly travesty. That should have got TOD and PC. I don't see many shots with the belly of the fuselage lit up like that.

[seahawks7757]

1000 hits? Totaly travesty. That should have got TOD and PC. I don't see many shots with the belly of the fuselage lit up like that.

Welcome to A.Net, a pointless site where good quality stuff gets buried all of the time. There are plenty of shots that should make the front page that barely break a K for views.

[Zee71]

Firstly, I can't believe how quick was the turn around time for my JetBlue image on JetPhotos. I submitted it last night and it got posted very early this morning. Wow.........I am impressed.

[steve1840]

Firstly, I can't believe how quick was the turn around time for my JetBlue image on JetPhotos. I submitted it last night and it got posted very early this morning. Wow.........I am impressed.

Dang! Thats quick! I submitted my first 4 images on Sunday night and they are still like 7,000th in line in the queue. When I posted them they were almost 11,000th in line. How long is the usual turn around?

[gonzalu]

JetPhotos usually has a deeper queue depth than A.net. On average my pics take a week in the queue.

One way pics get high hit counts is when they post it to their Facebook page... that's a sure way to get higher hits. Not many people are using the latest photos feature ... another must be the popularity of a particular photographer. If Johnson or King or Fokker post on either site, people are typically already looking out for their stuff so they go hit on it... I don;t think there are conspiracies per se, but there may be favorite pathways at play.

I am patient, one day I will be up there, for now, all I can do is try to build a reputation for good quality images constantly :-)

[gonzalu]

[Zee71]

Ditto on the reputation and image quality. I still need to tweak my workflow a tad, but thanks to you all for providing your guidiance, expert opinions and critiques..............these truly have helped me.

[NIKV69]

Welcome to A.Net, a pointless site where good quality stuff gets buried all of the time. There are plenty of shots that should make the front page that barely break a K for views.

Actually they don't get buried all the time. I thnk Manny was a tad unlucky due to other factors like timing and the Ethaid shot. Great shots go without a lot of views all the time but it's not time to don the tin foil hats.

[NIKV69]

JetPhotos usually has a deeper queue depth than A.net. On average my pics take a week in the queue.

One way pics get high hit counts is when they post it to their Facebook page... that's a sure way to get higher hits. Not many people are using the latest photos feature ... another must be the popularity of a particular photographer. If Johnson or King or Fokker post on either site, people are typically already looking out for their stuff so they go hit on it... I don;t think there are conspiracies per se, but there may be favorite pathways at play.
I am patient, one day I will be up there, for now, all I can do is try to build a reputation for good quality images constantly :-)

Actually Manny anet likes you a bit more than them. They have been tweeting your departure shots which gets a ton of exposure. They tweeted your AA shot the second it was accepted. I think the time had something to do with it along with the 748 and new Ethiad sceheme.