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Bulgaria Kalimanski - Abandoned Plane

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An old abandoned Anotonov AN-2T Biplane can be photographed from any direction, making it suitable for both sunrise and sunset.

Photography Tips

A good spot for beginners to experiment, you can use everything from wide-angle to telephoto.

Travel Information

You need a car to reach this site, there is no public transport available. It is a decent dirt road, but there are some deep potholes, so take care.

You can park in a small dirt parking spot on the side of the road, or just on the road itself. It is a dead-end street, so there is almost no traffic.

Bring a pair of boots if there has been any rain in the past few days, as it gets extremely muddy.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor Nearly no other people

Best Timing All timings are equally good

Sunrise & Sunset 07:09 - 16:40 | current local time: 03:37

Photo Themes Abandoned Aircraft airplane Biplane derelict Sunrise Sunset Биплан Залез Изгрев Изоставен Самолет Самолети

Locations Varna Dobrich Kalimantsi Black Sea Coast

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Spot Comments (7)

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Darvin Bertrams 09.02.2021

Hey man :) is it at this small airfield near kalimantsi?

Jacko Leenders 10.02.2021

Yes, it is, although the airfield does not exist anymore. The plane is still there.

Pustefix2109 12.01.2021

Hi Jacko, I guess you were using steal-wool that inflames once being circled around in the air? Did you put this on any kind of stick not to burn your fingers? Last, can you tell your settings (exposure time e.g. 15 Sec.?)

Jacko Leenders 12.01.2021

Indeed, we were using steel wool. I wasn't the one spinning, we used an experienced person for this (which I am not). He used a whisk tied to a piece of flexible steel wire. PEN E-PL7 (M43) - M.Zuiko 12-50mm @ 18mm - F5.6 - 30sec - ISO 200. Please be very careful when using steel wool, it is very easy to burn everything down!

Pustefix2109 13.01.2021

Hello Jacko, thanks for your feedback and don`t worry. So far I have no intention on creating steel wool pictures. My query was related to pure curiousity. :-)

Jacko Leenders 13.01.2021

It wasn't meant in a personal way. These comments are public, and I prefer to err on the side of caution with these thing. Better to be safe than sorry, right? ;)

Pustefix2109 13.01.2021

all good - no issue at all. :-)