This seems like a Mobile Phone shot PhotoStitch, still pretty neat though.
180° view as if you're looking from left to right yourself whilst in that seat
RonS From United States of America, joined Feb 2009, 761 posts, RR: 25 Reply 4, posted (1 year 8 months 1 day 3 hours ago) and read 21518 times:
I was gonna cast a PC vote on this, just so beautiful, but it must be past the 7 days because I am unable to vote. However, just wanted to at least post here. Just a really classy scene captured very well.
ThierryD From Luxembourg, joined Dec 2005, 2021 posts, RR: 52 Reply 7, posted (1 year 7 months 4 weeks 1 hour ago) and read 21318 times:
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Quoting RonS (Reply 4): Just a really classy scene captured very well.
Thanks Ron!
I'm rather happy with the shot myself and glad I got to capture it the way I did, especially considering that between seeing the plane, considering the potential for a nice shot, getting the camera out of the bag, screwing on the right lens, unscrewing the lens caps, checking the settings, aligning for the shot and pushing the trigger only about 30s elapsed.
sunandan From India, joined Jun 2005, 241 posts, RR: 2 Reply 12, posted (1 year 7 months 3 weeks 4 days 11 hours ago) and read 20957 times:
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These two for me. Not so much for the quality of the pictures as such (they're nice shots), but more for the nice coincidence pertaining to the date and place the pictures were taken. Both taken on the exact same day at the same airport, 25 years ago: August 3, 1986 at Frankfurt! Alastair's photo was accepted in 2005, while Marc's shot was accepted yesterday. The two photogs must've been quite close to each other when they took their shots, and may or may not have realized it. Small world
NZ107 From New Zealand, joined Jul 2005, 5672 posts, RR: 40 Reply 13, posted (1 year 7 months 3 weeks 2 days 20 hours ago) and read 20792 times:
Just look at that shockwave. Quite often you see the condensation rings but I don't think I've come across one of these (probably haven't looked hard enough!)
RonS From United States of America, joined Feb 2009, 761 posts, RR: 25 Reply 15, posted (1 year 7 months 3 weeks 2 days 4 hours ago) and read 20712 times:
vishaljo From India, joined Aug 2006, 440 posts, RR: 5 Reply 20, posted (1 year 7 months 2 weeks 5 days 5 hours ago) and read 20429 times:
Man! I just saw this old photo which kinda vindicates Bo Derek's famous quote: “Whoever said money can't buy happiness simply didn't know where to go shopping”
aviationweek From United Kingdom, joined Jan 2010, 55 posts, RR: 0 Reply 22, posted (1 year 7 months 2 weeks 3 days 18 hours ago) and read 20278 times:
Some of these photos are extraordinary! Is anyone planning on entering AvWeek's photo contest this year?
What a stunning image to bring up his 200th accepted shot! JPC is one of the contributors to this website that I'm a fan of. His airport overviews and exotic shots from Afghanistan are as beautiful as his cockpit photos!
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25 aviationweek: Hi there - just to clarify, the photographer does retain rights to their photos. That rule - which do need to be updated to reflect digital submissio
31 vishaljo: Those kinda burners can never cease to amaze! + Superb Sharpness on what looks like not the best day for airplane shots. Darren: 1D4 + 500/f4 ? View L
32 EGCC777LR: Thank you for the kind words Paulo, I was delighted when I got home from LHR and saw the results full screen, they looked good on the back of the cam
36 RonS: Great photo, agreed Tony & Acontador. I'm glad Ed stuck to how he wanted this to look, instead of doing the cookie cutter approach and editing it
41 vishaljo: ^ thats the shot i came here to post about Dana, you beat me to it. Damn! what surreal sky. Another shot from today that made me go wtf was this: View
42 kukkudrill: I bet even the owner of that 152 is still in shock
44 Dehowie: Hey thanks for picking out my Bone photo.. It was with the Mk4 and 300/2.8. It's a brilliant lens but great for these types of shots as it's so light
45 vishaljo: ^ ah so 300/2.8 then. You have such an enviable ensemble of gear Darren, Lucky Man If only you could HEAR these blue burners View Large View MediumPho
55 vishaljo: Someone's remarked on this shot: "M2000 is clearly in the top 3 of sexiest fighter jets! Still looking awesome after a long successful career! ^ Agree
62 FighterPilot: Love this photo too, makes me wish I was still flying floats... Cal [Edited 2011-11-16 07:38:30]
63 vikkyvik: Wow, that is absolutely amazing! I can't believe how clear the shockwaves are. Very quickly became one of my all-time favorites. That one needs some
64 vishaljo: ^ Absolutely! Checkout how excited the little girl is on getting Up in the Air in a Helicopter, Mom too has a slight grin on her face View Large View
65 acontador: Very nice Paul, good to see you venturing into the realms of silhouettes and shadows, and some interesting framing and centering, well done ! View Lar
77 airkas1: Jep, that was my first thought too. But when you read the comment and look where the smoke comes from (not the wheels) it makes sense that they have
79 Psych: Hello Phil. I thought the same when I saw this one - lovely. I must say, initially my eye was also drawn to the far right and I thought it looked lik
81 acontador: Panning a high speed fighter with the right amount of light gives this impressive result, highlighting the speed and afterburner, love the picture! Vi
86 RonS: V-Man, you beat me too it posting Karl's photo! Way to go Karl. I guess you found a use for the 24-105 after all on the beach. I hope you had fun, kil
91 Silver1SWA: I agree! And I was pleasantly surprised to see the photographer name under the photo! Great shot, Karl! Looks like you found some creativity!
93 acontador: In my humble opinion, Milan has succeeded in conveying the dynamics of dogfighting in this wonderful picture, taking us all into the cockpit, well don
96 FYODOR: Thanks, mate! I'll try to bring more new perspectives further
97 acontador: A very interesting new perspective, just have a look at how the water drops make the airflow aft of the propellers visible, good catch Jan! View Large
99 acontador: Wow, just too many gems today being accepted, must have been a joy to screen ! Congrats to the photographers, some really nice work here! View Large V
100 vishaljo: I hit preview before posting these ^ two shots of Ron & Luis - and you already did the honours! I'm completely wowed by my mate Andreas' jetwash s
103 RonS: Wow thanks again guys. Thanks Acontador for posting! I must say though, thank you to the screening team as well. Without their support this shot could
115 vishaljo: ^ that photo of Stefan has been on MyAv for just over 3 months now, glad it finally made it in the db. As with the photo above ↑ & below ↓ alw
125 INNflight: Three arms....huh? That's one pilot who likes halloween. Or can write tech log while keeping two hands on yoke and thrust levers... View Large View Me
129 raedervision: Thank you for all the kind words. Every time I fly I learn something new and it's nice to be able to share some of it. Javier, your work is very often
130 vishaljo: I had seen this shot of Sandro on AeroBeauty's Twitter stream a few days back, What a Gorgeous Composition!
134 acontador: Again so many 'Wow' pictures, incredibly good quality and very interesting motives, congrats to all photographers! Cary has shown over and over again
141 il76: Thanks! Almost top of the day, unfortunately beaten by a chair.
142 vishaljo: SOME rejections these, I can guess the reason on the 2nd shot, what happened with #1 - aircraft part cut-off? My kinda Pilot this Harris Gentleman Vie
145 vishaljo: While not EXTRA-Ordinary, this Composition certainly 'Works' for me - The Rotor-blade position, the clouds, contrasty skies & the angle of the sho
163 ManishSoni: ^ Wow! I must say Vishal you have a GREAT Eye! I didnt see this shot anywhere in the first 3 pages of the Top of 24 but you saw it. Where / How can I
164 acontador: Again so many Wow pics accepted, congrats to all the great photographers. INN winter time is back, and Danijel for sure knows how to take the most out
165 NSMike: Thanks Vishal! That's my sister waving to me.
166 spencer: I sat and stared at the background in this one for a while, pretty huge gorge cut through those mountains. Totally sweet photo! View Large View Medium
168 spencer: That Thai one is outstanding!!!! Not often I say to myself I'd like to copy someone's work, but this is one of those times!!!! Spence
169 Cargolex: I was going to post Lystseva's TG photo as well! As somebody who has to go to great effort to make advertisements and magazine covers that look like t
171 vishaljo: Thanks Manish. You can only vote for it once you have a photo in the db. Send me some your best photo from LHR (preferably shot in bright sunny weath
172 NSMike: She was quite surprised at the level of detail in it, considering the distance. (about 300m, taken with the 500 f4)
173 vishaljo: Great! So if you're in a dilemma on her next year's Christmas gift, you now have an option Finally a good close-up of that cool decal on ship 892
175 vishaljo: I'm usually the last person to click on cabin photos but then this is a Special a/c. To my eyes atleast, not much difference in what are State-of-the-
183 acontador: These two just look so good, it's like they were taken yesterday with a 30 MB DSLR! Incredible job by both Alberto and Richard, well done Guys! Cheers
185 acontador: While personally I have never found the Osprey particularly pleasing to the eye, Tony has managed to capture this bird in such a manner that resulted
186 Rotate: Superb shot - so pleasing to the eye and so many details.
191 2H4: The V-22 has rotor tip lights. Here's a great shot of them in action: http://www.navy.mil/management/photodb/photos/080202-N-9643K-008.jpg I think th
196 acontador: WOW, WOW and again WOW! No idea why some days there are so many incredible pictures that it becomes hard to even choose a few, but for sure today is o
197 acontador: If these first uploads by Lindsay are an indication of what might follow, I think we are up for a big surprise, stunning quality from old and rare air
209 acontador: Hey Big Bee, I think you are going the wrong way, it should be upwards ! Very nice picture with great quality and a lovely background by Piotr, well d
210 acontador: You just got to love the framing and light, with the added bonus of the nice sun shining through the clouds just above the horizon, great picture Stef
219 acontador: Love the framing, makes perfect sense considering the beautiful background and the plane's trajectory, great shot Frank ! View Large View MediumPhoto
224 McG1967: Thanks Andres, I really like the in your face nature of this F-16 shot, and the unusualness of it with the aircraft being in primer. View Large View M
237 Scooter01: Interesting paintjob, rare sight, but unfortunately not a single word about the even rarer aircrft taking off in the background. MyAviation.net photo:
243 LaunchPhoto: Thanks It was the one unexpected shot of the day and happened to be in the right place.
244 wilco737: Part 15 now up as this thread is getting long and takes a while to load. Recent Photo That Made You Go Wow - Part 15 (by wilco737 Apr 19 2012 in Aviat
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