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	Rate and comment on this photo by clicking on the star rating below:                                                     Aircraft Taken at More: British Airways More: Boeing 777-236/ER More: London - Gatwick (LGW / EGKK) More: UK - England, July 10, 2006 Remark Photographer G-VIIO (cn 29320/182) Descending through thin layer of cloud five miles from landing. This is actually a full 'colour' image, the shades of grey is the way it was. More: Steve Morris - AirTeamImages Contact Steve Morris - AirTeamImages Link to me! Add to Album Send as Postcard View Similar Photos   Correct information Cross data search [ Medium Large Fit Screen ]

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A visitor from Germany posted Fri September 5, 2008: Excellent shot. lucky capture
A visitor from New Zealand posted Sun August 31, 2008: Great because I have never seen anything like it.
A visitor from France posted Sat August 9, 2008: Most beautifull i saw....
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 3, 2008: This is awesome! It is just like Moses parting the Red Sea. British Airways opening the skyways for you.
A visitor from United States posted Mon July 21, 2008: Not likely to see voteces like this any other place.
A visitor from Jamaica posted Thu July 17, 2008: This is an excellent photo. not often u see clouds forming vortaces behind an aircraft. awesome!!!
A visitor from Australia posted Tue July 15, 2008: Very very nice photo
A visitor from United States posted Tue July 15, 2008: Nosey clouds scare me
A visitor from - posted Sun July 13, 2008: Unbelievable photo of wingtip wake turbulence
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue July 8, 2008: Love this picture,its so peacefull.
A visitor from United States posted Mon June 30, 2008: A haunting picture indeed...
A visitor from United States posted Thu June 19, 2008: The photo clearly shows the wing tip vortices below the aircraft and the wind blowing them to the right. Therein lies the danger zone for pilots.
A visitor from Greece posted Wed June 18, 2008: It actually looks just like a painting....
A visitor from India posted Mon June 16, 2008: It's a very nice picture ........
A visitor from United States posted Fri June 13, 2008: This is a terrific image which doesn't conform to the rules of nines but excellent symmetry in the position of the plane with respect to the clouds and wonderful lead in lines in the highlighted clouds at the bottom which bring your eye in the center of interest. B&W in this image is very effective with the clouds and the silouette of the plane; whether this was the choice of the photographer to shot it as a B&W or whether it is a color image with B&W comonents is immaterial.
A visitor from Norway posted Fri June 13, 2008: Very nice vortex
A visitor from France posted Fri June 13, 2008: If you wanna said to a girl that you love her, send her this picture ! (the whirls looks like an heart !)
A visitor from United States posted Thu June 12, 2008: It shows a very good picture of a wake from a plane.
A visitor from Portugal posted Tue June 10, 2008: Wow!!! Best photograph of all...
A visitor from - posted Sat June 7, 2008: Did you notice the face in the photo? The two swirls being the eyes, the dark area below that and the little lighter area below that combine to form the nose, then below that the semi-dark u-shaped line form the smile. Awsome picture!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat June 7, 2008: The capturing of light and dark in this photo is intriguing. Also the whirl and swrirl of clouds by the airwaves has been perfectly captured. It is truly artistic.
A visitor from United States posted Sat May 24, 2008: I'd hang it on my wall as art.
A visitor from United States posted Tue May 20, 2008: I just love the contrast of this picture!!!!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri May 9, 2008: First time seeing immage of phenomenon, awsome, fall on your chair awsome. Thanks.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat May 3, 2008: This photo looks like it has been digitally done on a computer. but its a photo the contrast of grays although it my look just like a black and white photo. it is quite stunning if there was more colour in this photo it would in my eyes spoil a stunning photo.its dark and moody and yet light. wish i had taken it.one word (exellent)
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri May 2, 2008: A picture worth a thousand words. This shot clearly shows the normally invisible harzard of wake vortices, so deadly for light aircraft following large ones in calm weather. Taino Barretto
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu May 1, 2008: Fantastic shot. Probably one of the best I have ever seen
A visitor from India posted Sun April 13, 2008: Exellent photo
A visitor from United States posted Thu April 10, 2008: Fabulous shot of the clouds!!!!!
A visitor from Singapore posted Mon March 31, 2008: WA-LAU, MO TAK TENG AH! Translated from the Chinese Hokkien dialect it means: Wow, this is really fantastic/fabulous!
A visitor from India posted Thu March 27, 2008: Hey....first of all let me congrajulate the photographer to shoot a clear cut picture of a high velocity object in this angle. i'm having high interest in aeronautics and the way the plane stbilizes itself in the midst of that huge storm is just amazing.
A visitor from Switzerland posted Sun March 23, 2008: Thank you for sharing this great picture !
A visitor from United States posted Wed March 19, 2008: Turbulence impressive
A visitor from India posted Wed March 5, 2008: Nice swirl....
A visitor from Hungary posted Mon March 3, 2008: This photo is amazing because it shows a natural phenomenon like air turbulence caused by an aeroplane which we would never normally be able to see. very beautiful with the dark plane and the paler swirling cloud formations i wish i could use it for one of my lectures but it is copyrighted quite naturally. thank you for sharing it with the general public
A visitor from Pakistan posted Sat February 23, 2008: Its a great shot.. the vortex is amaxin.
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 15, 2008: THE best photo in this database. Congrats.
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 10, 2008: Simply the best
A visitor from Saudi Arabia posted Sat February 2, 2008: Amaizing
A visitor from - posted Wed January 30, 2008: This photo was amazing in all aspects. The angle of the airplane was perfect, the background gives a nice, more comlicated and attactive look (not like some that just have a boring airplane flying in a clear sky). What a great photo!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue January 29, 2008: Wow, is any other comment actually needed spectacular photography
A visitor from Germany posted Wed January 23, 2008: Fantastic shot - my daughter loves it!
A visitor from United States posted Thu January 17, 2008: Wow....unbelieveable picture. totally awesome.
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 12, 2008: What an amazing photo. Such timing to catch the magic.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun January 6, 2008: Some airline pictures are art
A visitor from United States posted Fri January 4, 2008: This dramatic photo not only shows the grace, beauty and symmetry of flight, but also graphically displays some of the physical flight dynamics that would be hard to imagine otherwise.
A visitor from United States posted Wed January 2, 2008: Great Photo really nice job!!!
A visitor from Australia posted Fri December 28, 2007: Now you all know where Air New Zealand got their Tail Logo.Amaxing photography.
A visitor from Ireland posted Wed December 26, 2007: This picture shows the wake turbulence produced by a aircraft which is normally invisible. flying too close can result in disaster
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 7, 2007: Awesome
A visitor from Cyprus posted Mon November 19, 2007: Nice! but its real?
A visitor from United States posted Sun November 18, 2007: Everything about this shot is strong. The monochromatic contrast, the contrast of the soft curves of the vortices against the harder angles of the aircraft itself...this would be a once in a lifetime shot for any photographer.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 14, 2007: Now, you imagine why 7 miles distance of flying object is needed...
A visitor from Chile posted Thu October 18, 2007: It's just "plane art"....
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue October 2, 2007: Fantastic photo. just loved it!
A visitor from Japan posted Mon October 1, 2007: Aerodynamic showcase how an airplane flys. Those vertical vortices supports the entire weight of the airplane!!
A visitor from United States posted Sun September 30, 2007: The Heart Shape Symmetry in the middle of the picture, and the timing of the shutter in the camera.
A visitor from United States posted Fri September 28, 2007: This image shows that the effect of an airplane's wake travels a great distance, just as the wake of a ship (or for that matter a duck) formed in the water travels far and can interact with the wakes of other "ducks" plus there is pure beauty in the wake's visual form
A visitor from Norway posted Sat September 15, 2007: Scary and beautiful.. I love the shades of gray and the lighting.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon September 10, 2007: Breathtaking.This must be the most beautiful and fascinating photo I have ever seen.
A visitor from Canada posted Thu August 23, 2007: This photo has an interesting dynamic working for it with the way the turbulence of the cloud is created by the passing of the plane.It is something that isn't seen everyday and the subtle shades of gray and the very dark of the plane work well in this composition. Bob
A visitor from United States posted Sat August 18, 2007: This was one of the first pics i viewed on anet, and still one of my favorites. 5*
A visitor from Russian Federation posted Tue August 14, 2007: This is awsome...And it looks so unreal...
A visitor from Israel posted Mon August 13, 2007: The poetic symmetry and the beauty of nature's own shades of gray take your breath away!
A visitor from United States posted Tue July 31, 2007: One of the most amazing photos i have ever seen of aircraft wake
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon July 23, 2007: Sinister shot! It looks like a giant bird of prey, swooping down from above, straight for you.
A visitor from Canada posted Mon July 23, 2007: One word "EXQUISITE"
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 22, 2007: Out of this world shot! Sheer beauty!
A visitor from United States posted Sat July 21, 2007: Great picture. Definitely shows why you wouldn't want to be following this guy in a little C152! Excellent job capturing the wake turbulence, as well as the reason you have to give these guys plenty of space. Very, very nice.
A visitor from United States posted Mon July 16, 2007: If this is truely real photo it is superb example of why airplanes fly... this would make an excellent illustration for a text in aerodynamics or aircraft design...
A visitor from United States posted Sun July 15, 2007: It makes visible that which is normally invisible to the human eye.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat July 14, 2007: There are no words to descripe the beauty of this picture!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed July 11, 2007: Where are the angels, this image is cosmic,out of this world,wowwwwww.
A visitor from United States posted Tue July 10, 2007: Overpowering
A visitor from Hong Kong posted Sun July 8, 2007: This picture is awesome because it so clearly shows the equilibrium between the weight of the aircraft and the amount of air it needs to "push" down to create enough lift to counteract it.
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 4, 2007: Beautiful capture
A visitor from Poland posted Tue July 3, 2007: Amzing how lucky this photog is. Every photo he captures such a rare thing. Amazing.
A visitor from Germany posted Mon July 2, 2007: # 0 8pp üü
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri June 29, 2007: I like the cloud shapes cuz ther like waves and the silluet of the plane is nice.
A visitor from United States posted Mon June 25, 2007: Wow, Almost unreal!
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon June 25, 2007: Dont need to say much , its heaven
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon June 18, 2007: This is one of those photos which need no comment, just look at it!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed June 13, 2007: Congratulations on making it to the New York Times - its a true privilege
A visitor from India posted Mon June 4, 2007: Beutiful shot of turbulence. from India
A visitor from United States posted Thu May 31, 2007: I love it
A visitor from India posted Tue May 29, 2007: It captures a unique moment in time. Its texture and lighting lend it beauty and gravity.
A visitor from Germany posted Wed May 23, 2007: It is one of the best photos which shows the phyics that governs lift. To see such a great shot of vortices: impressive! A must see for every "theoretical aerodynamicist" :)
A visitor from Austria posted Thu May 17, 2007: A perfect shot!
A visitor from Indonesia posted Wed May 16, 2007: What a cool picture!it isn't just a photo but full of art and meaning!the dark lines below the plane means a great power surrounding the plane, while it's also such an artistic creation.the black and white atmosphere adds a mystic sense and it just reminds and warns me that how advance the technology of human-made, it still seems small comparing to the nature.
A visitor from United States posted Sat May 12, 2007: An amazing and artistic picture!
A visitor from United States posted Sat May 12, 2007: This shot shows the beauty and power of the 777. To me, this picture is more art than a regular photograph.
A visitor from United States posted Mon May 7, 2007: Very unusual and probably seldom seem, maybe never by a novice, except on a site like this.
A visitor from United States posted Sat May 5, 2007: Excellent
A visitor from Australia posted Wed May 2, 2007: What a brilliant photo of vortex at its "best". Wake turbulence is alive and well - a warning to other pilots
A visitor from United States posted Sun April 29, 2007: Stunning image. Great use of light and terrific composition. Shows the power of the wake vortex.
A visitor from United States posted Sun April 29, 2007: What a marvelous way to show what a vortex looks like!
A visitor from United States posted Sat April 28, 2007: This picture is absolutely unbelievable and spectaular. I never knew how much turbulence that could come from a plane and respect it's incredible power even more.
A visitor from Switzerland posted Sun April 22, 2007: The most romantic photo of the trio Nature-human-machine I ever seen!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat April 21, 2007: This image is quite simply spellbinding! it shows a connection between man, machine and nature it's just awesome! i love the sense of perspective that is achieved almost as if the plane had been flying through a cloudy tunnel. andy nixon. daventry. northants uk
A visitor from Australia posted Sat April 21, 2007: What a awesom photo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue April 17, 2007: Wow... truly stunning. I didn't realise a photograph of an aeroplane could be so beautiful. Congratulations to the photographer - tru art!
A visitor from Israel posted Sat April 7, 2007: Great shot
A visitor from Germany posted Sat March 24, 2007: Tecnique in nature - great
A visitor from Indonesia posted Wed March 14, 2007: Great picture, the angle was just great!! Awesome.. seems the clouds become the fellowship of the plane …wish I had that moment.. good job men…two thumbs up..
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon March 12, 2007: Beautiful image, so simple but striking in composition. The monochromatic shades add to the scene
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon March 12, 2007: Never seen wake turbulence so splendidly displayed.
A visitor from United States posted Tue March 6, 2007: It'll be a long time before he gets another shot as great as tat one!
A visitor from Mexico posted Tue March 6, 2007: Beatiful
A visitor from Canada posted Sun February 25, 2007: Excellent timing.
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 25, 2007: A great picture. You just don't get photos like this everyday. This picture captured the whole movement of air after leaving the airplanes wing. Breathe taking. Take note all small aircraft.
A visitor from Finland posted Tue February 20, 2007: Beautiful, dramatic
A visitor from United States posted Tue February 13, 2007: Very surreal. The shot is monochromatic to the point of being very near a black and white image. Could have been a bit better if cropped to follow the rule of thirds, but a beautiful shot nevertheless.
A visitor from Norway posted Sat February 10, 2007: Impressive!!!
A visitor from Australia posted Sat February 10, 2007: A great picture that makes a passenger aircraft look cool, and thats not an easy thing to do
A visitor from Ireland posted Tue February 6, 2007: Simply Incredible. Great Photo.
A visitor from Canada posted Tue February 6, 2007: If it's real, superb shot.
A visitor from United States posted Mon February 5, 2007: BEST EVER!!!
A visitor from France posted Sun February 4, 2007: Technically and artistically one of the best ever on Airliners
A visitor from United States posted Sun February 4, 2007: Photo shows the danger faced by another airplane following to close.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat February 3, 2007: As a microlight pilot I am always aware of the dangers of wake vortices created by larger aircraft. But to actually see them so graphically is astonishing. What a powerful image.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon January 29, 2007: As an aviation weather forecaster, seeing wake vorticies in motion is quite a revelation.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun January 28, 2007: Spectaculary Impressive. You'r A Very Talented Man Steve.This Looks Even More Like A Painting. ;)
A visitor from Norway posted Sun January 28, 2007: Fantastic! Great sharpness and light!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat January 27, 2007: Very cool!!!!!!!!!!!! it deseves 5 stars!!!!
A visitor from United States posted Wed January 24, 2007: Best photograph of all - perfect contrast, tone, focus, composition, subject, mixed with aeronautical phenomenon.
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 20, 2007: The spirals in the clouds seem out of a halloween cinema; it's difficult to tell distance in this shot, but it's a great illustration of aircraft wake.
A visitor from United States posted Fri January 19, 2007: The way the colors of the clouds and the wake the 777 made is unreal, its soothing to look at
A visitor from Germany posted Sun January 14, 2007: Nice nice
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 6, 2007: Great timing getting this one. Excellent composition.
A visitor from United States posted Sat December 30, 2006: Great Shot!!!
A visitor from United States posted Mon December 18, 2006: Why?? 'Cause I'm an airline pilot!! :)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon December 18, 2006: 5 miles from landing? leaving the gear a bit late! To the photographer - This is EXCELLENT work, keep it up!
A visitor from Canada posted Sat December 16, 2006: The sky - ominous nature, plus a powerful man made machine - creating beauty - the vortex.
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 14, 2006: Fantastic!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 14, 2006: Very wierd shot the lighting, shades,plane what more can i say,awesome all credit to photgrapher
A visitor from Australia posted Tue December 12, 2006: This is a great shot, showing all the details of a jets areodynamics, something see only in wind tunnels purely magic...
A visitor from United States posted Mon December 11, 2006: Never seen anything as cool looking as this shot.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun December 10, 2006: Best photo I've ever seen here on anet. :) J.-j.
A visitor from Brazil posted Wed December 6, 2006: Very nice !!
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 6, 2006: The detail is incredible, showing exactly what wake turbulence looks like.
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 6, 2006: Perfect Timing for taking that picture
A visitor from United States posted Sun December 3, 2006: Greatest of all vortex fotos
A visitor from Brazil posted Sat December 2, 2006: Beautiful black and white
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 1, 2006: Amazing! This is what i call a great picture. Turbulance must have been ahead of them!
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu November 30, 2006: An excellent demonstration of wake turbulence. Furthermore, it is brillantly artistical and elegant.
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 27, 2006: Any excellent example of wake turbulence.
A visitor from New Zealand posted Sun November 26, 2006: A very good visual of wake turbulence
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu November 23, 2006: This is a perfect picture, the contrast of the aircraft and the clouds. then the marvellous air current, emphasised by the clouds! this picture can't be better!
A visitor from - posted Thu November 23, 2006: Artistic and technical.
A visitor from United States posted Wed November 22, 2006: What an unusual image! Remarkable capture of the plane's wake.
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 21, 2006: Beautiful and serendipitious
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 20, 2006: Most unusual. Never saw vortices so clearly!
A visitor from Brazil posted Sun November 19, 2006: Very, very beautiful!!!!!
A visitor from Bulgaria posted Sun November 19, 2006: Marvelous! It shows very rare visible phenomenon.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 17, 2006: Composition, lighting and perspective are all outstanding. Wow!
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 17, 2006: This image shows just how much power these planes have over the "invisible" air they fly in.
A visitor from United States posted Wed November 15, 2006: this presents natual phenomena that i have never seen or knew existed.the aircraft identifys the location,gives scale and movement[life] to the composition.
A visitor from United States posted Tue November 14, 2006: Seeing the structure & detail of a normally invisible (but sometimes felt) phenomenon is marvelous.
A visitor from United States posted Mon November 13, 2006: The image of wake turbulence is unusual and very exciting!
A visitor from United States posted Sun November 12, 2006: Shows turbulence fantastically clearly
A visitor from United States posted Sun November 12, 2006: Very fine combinatoin of beauty and very clear information - doesn't need much of a caption to make itself clear.
A visitor from United States posted Sat November 11, 2006: Dramatic view of the usually invisible wing tip vorticees.
A visitor from United States posted Sat November 11, 2006: Eexcellent and scary depiction of wake turbulence!
A visitor from United States posted Sat November 11, 2006: It made me gasp and say "oh wow!" having read a description of an airplane's normally invisible wigtip vortices and then to actually see them was amazing.
A visitor from United States posted Sat November 11, 2006: In addition to being a masterpiece of photographer's technique, this photo precisely shows what wake turblulence is all about. It should be a part of every pilot's initial and recurrent training, as it - - quite literally - is worth the thousand words or so which attempt to describe the dangers of wake turbulence to following aircraft.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: It captures the vortex trail!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: It's awe-inspiring to actually see what is often an invisible wake.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: Aside from the unlikely meteorlogical conditions, and the technical difficulty of even finding the shot, this shot manages to show that many tons of lift also has it's downside, albeit beautiful!
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: Incredible
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: It just shows what is there in detail! Reveals what is usually not seen. J
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: Co0l picture of wake turbulence
A visitor from France posted Fri November 10, 2006: The symmetry and clean almost graphic quality
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: Never seen such a clear image of tip vorticies before.
A visitor from United States posted Fri November 10, 2006: This photo shows the huge air turbulence (vortices) trailing from the jet's wings. I rated it 5 stars because of its uniqueness and clarity in illustrating an aerodynamic phenomenom.
A visitor from Brazil posted Mon November 6, 2006: Salvador Dali would love this one.... So unreal...
A visitor from Philippines posted Fri November 3, 2006: Very good picture!
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 27, 2006: Neat view of wake turbulence behind plane - aesthetically pleasing shot as well
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu October 26, 2006: Wow!!!! Huge vortex!!!!!!!
A visitor from Germany posted Sun October 22, 2006: Extraordinary
A visitor from Poland posted Wed October 18, 2006: Very extraordinary shot + very picturesque = great!
A visitor from Bahamas posted Tue October 17, 2006: JUst awesome!
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 17, 2006: Razor sharp capture of something not too often seen; I'm a bit jealous!
A visitor from United States posted Tue October 17, 2006: Simply stunning and awe inspiring. nice job
A visitor from Hungary posted Sat October 14, 2006: Great picture!
A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Tue October 10, 2006: An awesome photo showing all the right drafts and air movements.a lot of people have no idea about this.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon October 9, 2006: A work of art !
A visitor from Austria posted Fri October 6, 2006: Never seen something like this!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri October 6, 2006: Its something awesome
A visitor from United States posted Wed October 4, 2006: How could I have missed this shot until now. Steve Morris knows it's all about timing. Wow! what an outstanding shot. Wish it was for sale.
A visitor from Portugal posted Wed October 4, 2006: Perfect Photo! Photograph is an art!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat September 30, 2006: Nice shot! Looks very weird
A visitor from United States posted Fri September 29, 2006: Looks amazing, it kinda looks like a heart.
A visitor from Canada posted Tue September 26, 2006: Nice effect
A visitor from United States posted Sat September 23, 2006: Amazing! Should be in a museaum somewhere :] Thx for the new desktop!
A visitor from Portugal posted Sat September 23, 2006: It looks quite surreal...
A visitor from New Zealand posted Wed September 20, 2006: Awesome. great shot - should be included in Safety magazines
A visitor from Austria posted Mon September 18, 2006: This is one of the most amazing shots in aviation i´ve ever seen.
A visitor from India posted Mon September 18, 2006: Simply STUNNING! i hope to be a BOEING pilot one day!
A visitor from Germany posted Wed September 13, 2006: This photo is awesome. Really nice shot!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue September 12, 2006: The composition, I had to look twice to convince myself it was a photo and not a painting. The unique shape of the clouds just below the plane and that fabulous light effect below the shape. This is not just planespotting anymore, but art!
A visitor from United States posted Tue September 12, 2006: The shadowing of the swirls with light from below, the sharpness of the aircraft (as it should be) in contrast to the soft clouds. Kind of interesting when you think about it, those swirls are danger!
A visitor from Denmark posted Sat September 9, 2006: It's an awesome picture. And the clouds looks so amazing!
A visitor from Australia posted Sat September 9, 2006: Unbelievable photo. this photo should be included into the syllabus for private pilots licence.
A visitor from United States posted Sat September 9, 2006: Very Dramatic. Best illustration of wake turbulence I have ever seen.
A visitor from United States posted Fri September 8, 2006: Wow that is the best picture i have seen their is nothin like it
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri September 8, 2006: A photographer can be lucky but this photo shows the sheer ability of the photographer to put himself in the right place to make visible the way we surf the skies now. The passengers are busy with their lives inside not realising the beauty of the technology that surrounds them.
A visitor from United States posted Wed September 6, 2006: Most photographers wait a life time for that one instant when the subject, atmospheric conditions, and opportunity all arrive at the same place at the same time. The swirling of the cloud formation by the wing vortex is truly a once-in-a-lifetime shot.
A visitor from United States posted Wed September 6, 2006: This belongs in an art museum....
A visitor from Germany posted Tue September 5, 2006: Perfect symmetrie
A visitor from Germany posted Mon September 4, 2006: Just great the pictures he is making...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun September 3, 2006: Good safety illustration.
A visitor from United States posted Sat September 2, 2006: With the plane ,it looks nice.
A visitor from Singapore posted Sat September 2, 2006: A piece of art
A visitor from Australia posted Fri September 1, 2006: Through a pilots eyes is always good
A visitor from Germany posted Wed August 30, 2006: Ohhhh wooooooow!!! This is the best airplane pictures I have ever seen so far!!!! Keepup the good work and let me know if you don't need your 600mm anymore ;)
A visitor from France posted Tue August 29, 2006: Very nice picture to illustrate what my research team actually study: contrails in air wake of airliners.
A visitor from United States posted Sun August 27, 2006: Great shot!! remind me not to fly too close behind this bird!
A visitor from Brazil posted Sun August 27, 2006: State-of-the-art! Fantastic movement/shadow balance!
A visitor from United States posted Fri August 25, 2006: The contrast is just enough to show the enormous amount of backwash in the air behind the plane. It shows clearly the power inherent in the modern airliner
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu August 24, 2006: Wonderful pic. Can't stop staring at it!!!
A visitor from Canada posted Thu August 24, 2006: A-mazing! As a hobby photographer, I have tried many times to 'get' this shot and never had nearly this success!!!
A visitor from Brazil posted Thu August 24, 2006: This photo was incredible......