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 A visitor from Kyrgyzstan posted Fri June 20, 2008:
Just amazing... Sam is genious! |
 A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat June 14, 2008:
Unusual angle makes a great shot |
 A visitor from Singapore posted Tue November 27, 2007:
Absolutely 5 stars! |
 A visitor from Netherlands posted Fri November 9, 2007:
Very nice picture |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon October 29, 2007:
The angle on a 747, awsome! |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun October 14, 2007:
Wow.. that is one great shot, the plane looks so close to the ground, well done .. truly great photographer |
 A visitor from Germany posted Sat September 29, 2007:
Really Amazing! I just can't think how you did that. The timing was just spot on! Perect.Congrats1 |
 A visitor from France posted Sun August 26, 2007:
Very interesting shot. Good job ! |
 A visitor from India posted Fri July 20, 2007:
Clap Clap!
look at the pressure on the wings! |
 A visitor from United States posted Sat July 14, 2007:
Definitely took my breadth away!.......kinda scary seeing that aircraft gunnning right for ur camera ;)....... |
 A visitor from Greece posted Sun July 1, 2007:
Very good |
 A visitor from Poland posted Fri June 1, 2007:
What a great photo!how you do this? |
A visitor from United States posted Fri April 27, 2007:
Extremely unusual angle-very cool! |
A visitor from Germany posted Sun April 15, 2007:
Just a great shot! |
 A visitor from Taiwan posted Sat April 7, 2007:
Amazing photo,good job |
A visitor from India posted Wed April 4, 2007:
Absolutely wonderful! the timing and the effect of the pic is just great. |
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 20, 2007:
Remarkable shot! I can't imagine how this could have been done with such detail. The foreshortening of the telephoto (plus the tail shadow) gives the illusion that the 747 is much closer to the ground. Congratulations on a superb shot! |
 A visitor from Uruguay posted Tue November 21, 2006:
Great, amazing, incredible picture |
 A visitor from - posted Mon October 23, 2006:
Wow, a perfect combination of talent and timing. |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue October 10, 2006:
Sam Chui is Superman! That's why he manages to get these unique air to air shots lol :D |
 A visitor from Russian Federation posted Tue September 5, 2006:
Not bed!!!No...It's SUPERB!!! |
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Tue September 5, 2006:
It is superb!!! |
A visitor from United States posted Wed August 30, 2006:
Amazing angle and timing, and the hint of the plane's shadow really gives it a sense of the astonishing moment. I've seen this photo many times, and every time, I have to look at it closer. |
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun August 13, 2006:
Very sharp and well taken. |
 A visitor from Belgium posted Sat July 29, 2006:
How did you manage to take such a breathtaking photo? |
A visitor from United States posted Wed June 14, 2006:
Another masterpiece by Sam!! Does he ever take a BAD pic? Love the shadow and soft sunshine,and of course the lovely beast in such a hurry to soar. |
A visitor from United States posted Thu May 25, 2006:
Excellent detail and a unique angle. Usually, an airplane at this degree of climb is photographed from the side or behind. |
 A visitor from Pakistan posted Wed May 24, 2006:
Great Pic...good job.Amazing...i love it. Ameer jan Baloch |
A visitor from United States posted Wed May 24, 2006:
A very unusual angle never seen before. Great clarity. |
A visitor from United States posted Mon May 15, 2006:
WHAT INSPRIED YOU TO WANT TO TAKE SUCH WONDERFUL PHOTOGRAPHS! THIS FIELD AND SUBJECT OF PHOTOGRAPHY IS AN ARTFORM IN ITSELF, AND YOU MY SIR ARE ONE OF THE GREAT MASTERS!! |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun May 14, 2006:
It looks as though the tire marks on the runway are smoke pouring out of the 1 and 2 engines!! Great photo. |
 A visitor from Brazil posted Sat April 22, 2006:
No comments!! Stunnig picture... congratulations! |
 A visitor from Mexico posted Fri April 7, 2006:
A moment of impact and exact time. T.B. |
 A visitor from Lebanon posted Sun March 12, 2006:
How the hell did you take that picture? Were you in a light aircraft? That 747 looks like it is coming to eat you :) |
A visitor from United States posted Sun March 5, 2006:
Wow! |
 A visitor from Indonesia posted Wed March 1, 2006:
AWESOME!!! |
A visitor from France posted Tue February 28, 2006:
This is a great photo |
 A visitor from Australia posted Tue February 21, 2006:
Amazing view, seen very few like it |
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 19, 2006:
You can really feel the grace of this large beast. If I was in your perpective though I would be plenty nervous. Pucker factor, high! |
A visitor from Germany posted Sun February 12, 2006:
It is beyond belief!!!! Normally, I'm free of giddiness but this time even a picture makes my head swim!!! No doubt, this one gets 5 stars. Everything else would be unworthily. Really, no words... |
A visitor from United States posted Thu February 9, 2006:
This is one of the most unique perspectives I've ever seen of an aircraft taking off. The fact that it's a gorgeous 747 makes this shot even better! |
A visitor from United States posted Mon January 23, 2006:
Beautiful Shot! Nice work! |
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed January 4, 2006:
Very nice shot....great!!!!!! |
 A visitor from Turkey posted Fri December 23, 2005:
Picture depth & 3D panorama |
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 21, 2005:
WHAT A SHOT! Great angle! Another nice one, Sam! |
A visitor from Germany posted Fri December 9, 2005:
Unique |
 A visitor from Bolivia posted Thu December 8, 2005:
Oh My God! I'm speechless! You must be so crazy to take a picture like that!...Sam GREAT PICTURE!...I'ts and Unusual angle of the 747. |
 A visitor from South Africa posted Wed November 23, 2005:
Crikey mate....awesome shot!! |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu November 10, 2005:
There's no way you could have taken that shot in anything other than a light aircraft or a helicopter! |
A visitor from South Africa posted Sun September 25, 2005:
Here is Proof that location is everything. A Salute to You Sam. Garth - ZA. |
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed August 31, 2005:
Unusual shot, loved the perspective and feel of the movement |
 A visitor from Switzerland posted Wed August 24, 2005:
Wow, you're crazy taking pictures like that!
JUST GREAT! |
A visitor from France posted Sat August 20, 2005:
WHAT A SHOT! |
A visitor from United States posted Thu August 18, 2005:
A very rare view of a 747. Nice |
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