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 A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat November 7, 2009:Interesting photo and interesting remark! | |
 A visitor from Germany posted Wed September 30, 2009:Interesting remarks with very good informations. | |
 A visitor from Sweden posted Sun September 20, 2009:Awesome, I can't say anything more. Just awesome, thanks for sharing! | |
 A visitor from Philippines posted Fri June 26, 2009:Nice shot -wakki philippines | |
 A visitor from - posted Thu June 18, 2009:Superb Detailing at the right time! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Thu May 21, 2009: Good timing. | |
 A visitor from Turkey posted Sun March 8, 2009:Great shot! a rare moment to be taken... | |
 A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat March 7, 2009:Still my desktop at work :) Awesome picture and great story behind. 5/5 | |
| A visitor from - posted Tue March 3, 2009: Really great photo, it is very cool you were able to take a shot of a moving air craft without the picture being blurry! Did they figure out what happened to the plane's engine? | |
 A visitor from Singapore posted Mon February 16, 2009:Very clear and sharp, steady shot. | |
 A visitor from Mexico posted Sat February 14, 2009:Very COOL and lucky shot ! congrats !!! | |
| A visitor from - posted Tue December 23, 2008: Phenomenal clarity and detail. Splendid control of the ambient lighting and great subject matter to boot. TY again for this treasure. | |
 A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon December 22, 2008:What a clean plane this is.. Hail MAS | |
 A visitor from United States posted Mon December 22, 2008:Yes, the quality is superb. Great time Fredrik | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri December 19, 2008: That must have been alot of fuel to dump. I agree with the sentiments of commenters below, wonderful job in contacting the duty manager and alerting them of the debris and being able to tell the crew the left some of number 1 on the runway. | |
| A visitor from - posted Mon December 15, 2008: Dis is a well taken picture and good to hear that di plane land safetly | |
| A visitor from - posted Thu December 11, 2008: Really amazing! | |
| A visitor from - posted Fri December 5, 2008: After years ... still the best shot on a.net | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 9, 2008: Fantastic shot! Nice to hear the plane landed safely. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri October 31, 2008: Oh wow, the quality of this pic is superb...In both visual and reporting aspects.5 stars without a doubt. | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue October 7, 2008: Nice | |
 A visitor from New Zealand posted Thu October 2, 2008:Great focus and detail on the departing pieces of engine. | |
 A visitor from Nigeria posted Sat September 20, 2008:Detailed..nice one! | |
 A visitor from Australia posted Thu September 4, 2008:A superb shot that tells of an engine in trouble, you can almost hear the shattering noise! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Tue August 26, 2008: Nice nice photo... | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Wed August 13, 2008: No birdstrike and it was not the engine itself. If I remember correctly it was coating or insulation from the engine cowling. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri August 8, 2008: Was it a bird strike or an engine failure? Great shot! | |
 A visitor from Egypt posted Thu July 31, 2008:What I like best is that Aviation fans might have saved some lives onboard that plane that day....just maybe. | |
 A visitor from South Africa posted Fri July 11, 2008:Sharp detail on moving subject. This photo is incredible | |
| A visitor from - posted Mon June 9, 2008: What was the problem exaclty? | |
| A visitor from United States posted Tue May 27, 2008: This is really scary, considering im an uncompanied minor, but it is good to know what happened, so airplanes always check the engines. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri May 23, 2008: I think this picture looks awesome! great footage. I like how you can see the big picture and see the debris and smoke. | |
 A visitor from India posted Thu April 24, 2008:Great photo with all details of falling debris. Great effort of alerting the airport staff. Glad to know that the aircraft landed safely later | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue April 8, 2008: Fantastic shot with lots of details. My compliments to those who have called in the duty officer, pieces on the runway can cause major problems for incoming and outgoing traffic. | |
 A visitor from Canada posted Tue April 1, 2008:Beautiful work !!! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon March 31, 2008: The possible reason why it's no rudder deflection is that the image is taken about one second after the "boom", the pilots have not reacted yet. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri March 21, 2008: Quite interesting that there's no right rudder deflection, as certainly the #1 engine had lost power at this point. Very nice photo! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon March 17, 2008: Im surprised that the passengers in the last five rows didnt alert a flight attendant... | |
| A visitor from United States posted Thu March 13, 2008: Amazingly clear and educational. | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat March 8, 2008: 5 stars for this really great en super sharp picture. Great capturing at the right moment. Congrats | |
 A visitor from Colombia posted Sun February 10, 2008:Outstanding picture!!!! Great timing!!! | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun February 3, 2008: Thats what i call "looking after each other with care". pilots cannot see external problems and really is up to ground staff to be informative and alert too. well done to all those involved. | |
| A visitor from Canada posted Tue January 29, 2008: You should sell this shot to Nikon as well. Might have sold me on a camera & lens | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Tue January 22, 2008: Awesome quality, "great" moment. | |
| A visitor from India posted Wed January 9, 2008: It's very fantastic | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Tue December 18, 2007: Absolutely awesome. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Thu November 29, 2007: Nice shoot | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Thu November 1, 2007: Talk about perfect timing! This one was year 2006 greatest accident photo! Great job Fredde | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Tue August 21, 2007: Great shot, the plane looks very new indeed. Absolutly great timing there! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Thu August 2, 2007: not only the clarity of the plane itself, but the debris as well. | |
| A visitor from Canada posted Fri July 20, 2007: What timing!!Very clean photo, good job. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Tue July 17, 2007: Thank god nothing happen & nice picture amazing | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun July 15, 2007: This pictuer is incredible! Especialy when someone could get a picture that good! | |
 A visitor from Russian Federation posted Mon July 2, 2007:Wow | |
 A visitor from Hong Kong posted Tue June 5, 2007:Very very nice pic .. thx ! | |
| A visitor from Mexico posted Tue May 22, 2007: Great shot on failure | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Tue May 8, 2007: This photo is truly amazing. i am glad no lives were lost. well done. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Thu May 3, 2007: One of the coolest photos I ever seen! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Sat April 28, 2007: Epic. everything mentioned above, focus, exposure etc but also a picture that is of interest to non aviation enthusiasts too. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun April 22, 2007: Amazing photo. Glad everyone landed safely. | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Sun March 18, 2007: Wow what a great photo! Crystal clear, perfect lighting, great angle and amazing to see the debris falling! I hope the newspaper paid you appropriately for that shot - its absolutley brilliant. I'm glad that the plain landed safely - though i suspect it looks worse than it was and the plane was never in danger. | |
 A visitor from Jordan posted Sun March 4, 2007:VERY NICE | |
| A visitor from United States posted Thu March 1, 2007: Love the lighting(especially on the back half of the plane) and clarity of this picture. Just amazing. | |
 A visitor from Norway posted Wed February 28, 2007:Clean picture | |
 A visitor from Venezuela posted Fri February 23, 2007:Amazing shot. The angle and lighting makes for a beautiful, yet a little scary, image | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Mon February 19, 2007: Cyrstal clear shot depicting details of the events prior to gears up. This could be only the works of a genious. Bravo! | |
 A visitor from Switzerland posted Sat February 3, 2007:Super sharp, nice image, perfect | |
| A visitor from United States posted Wed January 31, 2007: The clarity of this picture coupled with the impressive real time critical action is phenomenal. | |
 A visitor from France posted Sat January 27, 2007:Its awesome | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sat January 27, 2007: Outstanding place to be at that moment for a photographer! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Superb clarity! Great shot! | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri January 26, 2007: That's plane scary... | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Fri January 26, 2007: Wonderful pic | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri January 26, 2007: Great Photo. I love the small pieces of debris on the smoke trail | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Details of blown engine pieces are awesome. Never have seen this close up shot of airborne plane, in mid flight. | |
| A visitor from Switzerland posted Fri January 26, 2007: Excellent background, excellent light, just a great picture. The smoke is just the cherry on top! | |
 A visitor from Brazil posted Fri January 26, 2007:Impressive! Just wondering what sound did you hear in this special moment. | |
 A visitor from Japan posted Fri January 26, 2007:This is an amazing shot. The sky is clear, the picture detail stunning. Just awesome | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: It's all been said above, but great timing, subject matter, composition, framing - congratulations! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Superb clarity. Nice positioning. Great timing. | |
| A visitor from Canada posted Fri January 26, 2007: Good colour, sharp focus, unusual circumstance and as with most but not all photos- being in the right place at the right time! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Awesome! clear picture and ability to see the debris falling from the engine = very cool | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: I've never seen anything like it. Right place, right time, sure, but this is perfectly exsposed, as sharp as a tack and full frame. What else is there? Very nice work. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Wonderful, clear shot! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Nice sharp focus. Excellent framing of the subject. Great action photo skilfully done. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Fri January 26, 2007: Very nice photo. awesome angle, and at JUST the right moment. A+++++ | |
| A visitor from Brazil posted Fri January 19, 2007: This picture clearly states that we, plane spotters, are NOT criminals or suspects whatsoever but pure aviation fans. Frederik's attitude clearly showed that - spotters should be respected and taken as friends nearby airports and NOT foes. The shot itself was precise - great lighting, crispness and richness of details of #1 engine going bezerk. Regards for the shot AND attitude Frederik ! | |
 A visitor from Greece posted Sun January 7, 2007:5* for capturing this moment! really impresive shot!I imagine your expression after seeing this thing happening before your eyes! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Wed January 3, 2007: You where there at the right time! Great shot! Congrat! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Tue January 2, 2007: Excellent captured. the timing was perfect | |
| A visitor from Singapore posted Sat December 30, 2006: Very rare shot! Once in a lifetime! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Tue December 19, 2006: Fantastic! | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Wed December 13, 2006: Wonderfull! | |
 A visitor from Spain posted Wed December 6, 2006:The quallity is very good | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun December 3, 2006: Fantastic shot! Broken engines are very difficult to capture, especially Rolls Royce ones. I've seen P&W & GE engines go up in smoke on 777s a few times on various sites, but due to the reliablilty of RR engines, its hard to capture them. Thank God one finally went! Great photo. 5 stars! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon November 27, 2006: Fantastic sharpness | |
 A visitor from Poland posted Sun November 26, 2006:Picture of the year! | |
| A visitor from Brazil posted Fri November 24, 2006: Nice picture and you had a lot of luck to catch this in the right place and in a perfect angle. This one is the most perfect pics ever here in a.net. In one word, SUPERB! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon November 20, 2006: Nice Pic.maybe that component in engine too old and have hevvy pressure.my thing | |
| A visitor from - posted Fri November 17, 2006: Amazing job! perfect framing with fragments seen in trail | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 14, 2006: Great deal and presence of mind! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 13, 2006: Great picture! No more to say. Is it detached honeycomb materials flying next to the nice looking 777? Nice work Fredrik! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon November 13, 2006: Well captured... | |
 A visitor from Czech Republic posted Mon November 13, 2006:How to be in the right time on the right place. Five stars ! | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat November 11, 2006: The exact moment to make that particular picture, excellent!!! | |
| A visitor from Norway posted Sat November 11, 2006: Nice story to go along with a magnificent picture! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sat November 11, 2006: All necessary elements for a great pic are there. The pic is so good some of my photographer friends don't want to believe it is real. It is real folks! | |
| A visitor from Singapore posted Sat November 11, 2006: Wow fantastic shot really. The pieces of metal look small though would the tower be able to notice it besides the smoke from the engine? Just wondering. | |
 A visitor from Argentina posted Sat November 11, 2006:SUPERB...! Thanks for share it, with US..! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sat November 11, 2006: O no!!! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Sat November 11, 2006: One in a lifetime shot !!! Clear, detail, best angle, best moment, and best action to report to Arlanda Duty Officer. No indication in the cockpit with that kind of problem ??? That strange. Imagine if it happen in the middle of no where and no one to tell you that your eng has blown | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Fri November 10, 2006: It still baffles me how the plane took off and landed safely. Fredrik, great pic and thanks for sharing! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Fri November 10, 2006: Hello and thank you (again) =) The camera settings was 1/640 sek, aperture value 6,3, exposure compensation -2/3 best regards Fredrik | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Fri November 10, 2006: Very rare that damage to engines are documented like this. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri November 10, 2006: Perfect timing to catch this 1 in a million shot! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Fri November 10, 2006: Holly s... That must be the best 777 shot ever. And I'm glad they landed safely :). BTW, aircraft is very clean and shiny. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri November 10, 2006: Right moment, Right place, Nice shot | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Fri November 10, 2006: Wow! right time right place well done fredrik | |
| A visitor from Canada posted Fri November 10, 2006: A Well captured picture showing the fragments of the engine falling back to the runway | |
 A visitor from Ireland posted Thu November 9, 2006:Visitor from ireland,,excellent foto.but dont forget the fear the passengers must have felt?scary? | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Thu November 9, 2006: We in MH had a tough time reallocating the affected paxs, but they've all been successfully sent on their way; mostly via LHR. First time I'm seeing a pic of the stricken a/c. Plane was last B772 to complete cabin retrofit and re-entered 29Oct. Latest info - 9M-MRI is OK now. Was ferried back to KUL and landed 2229/09NOV lcl time. | |
 A visitor from Austria posted Thu November 9, 2006:Great!!is it possible a T7 can climb with mtow with only one engine?? | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Thu November 9, 2006: Amazing picture Fredrik! Grymt bra jobbat! | |
| A visitor from France posted Thu November 9, 2006: Fredrik, the photo is GREAT (light, sharpness, drama) but I'd also wish to thank you for comments and the camera details you added! Hey webmasters, could you please add a special "six stars" rating for this one? | |
| A visitor from New Zealand posted Thu November 9, 2006: It takes extreme luck and skill to produce such a shot, Many thanks for sharing Fredrik. | |
 A visitor from Italy posted Wed November 8, 2006:An amazing shot! | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 8, 2006: Technically superb! And what a timing regarding the debris from the engine. | |
 A visitor from Macedonia, The Former Yugoslav Republic Of posted Wed November 8, 2006:With so many digital cameras snapping all the time, it was only a matter of time when somebody will come up with such a brilliant photo like this. One star for each clearly visible piece of debris! I'm thoroughly envyous. Bravo! | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 8, 2006: The quality and details make it worth a 5-star rating | |
 A visitor from Finland posted Wed November 8, 2006:Great shot! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 8, 2006: Once in a liftime | |
| A visitor from Switzerland posted Wed November 8, 2006: Very interesting picture. | |
 A visitor from Serbia And Montenegro posted Wed November 8, 2006:Great shot. Spectacular picure taken at the right time from the right spot. Five stars for Fredrik. Broken Rolls Royce (engine) is not easy to capture. | |
| A visitor from Czech Republic posted Wed November 8, 2006: Good job, well done.I appreciate you noticed about smoke. That´s the best think you should do, save people maybe. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 8, 2006: Totally amazing picture! Five Stars * * * * * !!! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Wed November 8, 2006: The picture is very clear with a bright blue sky. Details are far reaching. | |
| A visitor from Russian Federation posted Wed November 8, 2006: Nice photo! Beautifull exposition, autor released his chance 100%... | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Wed November 8, 2006: You have to be an alert and experienced photographer to catch a situation like this. Clean picture too. Very good. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 8, 2006: I read about this engine failure in the newspapers. Great shot! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Wed November 8, 2006: Thank you all, what can I say more then whats already have been said? I was incredibly lucky and I'm very proud and happy. I'm sure that any of you sooner or later will have the same chance to get a shot like this. best regards Fredrik Granberg | |
| A visitor from United States posted Wed November 8, 2006: When you snapped this pic, did you know that it would become all-time best airliners.net image? Makes Maho Beach and A380 formation shots look like amateur work. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Wed November 8, 2006: You have a great shot of all the stuff comming from the engine, and the tires tucked up with the landing gear doors ready to close. | |
| A visitor from Austria posted Wed November 8, 2006: An excellent piece of photography | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Wed November 8, 2006: Whoa stunning photo! But it's not good seeing engine parts being spat out of the engine! Lucky they landed safely. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 7, 2006: I have never seen a more spectacular picture as this one! Absolutely brilliant! Well done Svenske nabo... | |
| A visitor from United States posted Tue November 7, 2006: Drama, colors, composition, and a happy ending (except for the repair bill!). Well done. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Tue November 7, 2006: Great shot. I was just on this plane last week on a flight from KL-ARN-EWR. Glad it didn't happen then. | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Tue November 7, 2006: It takes great skill, good timing, good equipment and a matter of the right time and the right place for a shot like that. Its great to see the details as well, such as the debris from the Trent. Very clear and good focus as well......well done! | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 7, 2006: Perfect shot Fredrik! Razor sharp, perfect light, perfect timing withb the gears retracting. 5 stars no discussion. | |
| A visitor from - posted Tue November 7, 2006: Fantastic shot. You must have spent a lot of time sitting on your butt at the airport to run across one like this! | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue November 7, 2006: Not only have you press the shutter at the right moment, you have also managed to capture a very nice picture. It looks so clear and sharp! at least 5 stars!! well done. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Tue November 7, 2006: Luck and timing... | |
| A visitor from Singapore posted Tue November 7, 2006: From Stockholm to Kuala Lumpur is definitely not a short distance, who knows what would happen next. I can imagine the moment when you inform the officer, the shot in your camera would surely speak a thousand words. | |
 A visitor from Denmark posted Tue November 7, 2006:A superb shot with good light and sharpnes of the whole aircraft and the pieces flying out of the engine | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Tue November 7, 2006: Good nerves to go on clicking when something like this happens. And right now the counter says 100000 distinct views when I look on your photo, that is 50000 per day = well deserved! /Frippe | |
| A visitor from Poland posted Tue November 7, 2006: Good shot! Peoples was fell scary | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Tue November 7, 2006: As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words. Absolutely brilliant picture, marvellous detail, superb composition! Pity about the engine... | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Tue November 7, 2006: What a shot! It's as though you asked the plane to pose for you! Talking about perfect timing! I am sure you are pretty pleased with yourself after taking the shot. | |
| A visitor from Hong Kong posted Tue November 7, 2006: It looks great.!! there are some chips emitting from the no 1 engine | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Tue November 7, 2006: Sensational action shot with all the drama of what could potentionally have been a disaster. | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Tue November 7, 2006: Very clear picture, which shows what happens when an engine fails shortly after take off. | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Tue November 7, 2006: Very clear and detailed shot. One in a million shot. | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Tue November 7, 2006: This must be one in a million shot! Your action saved the lives of hundreds. The world need more ppl like you. FANTASTIC shot and person! Keep up the great work! KCW | |
| A visitor from United States posted Tue November 7, 2006: Wow! Great shot! | |
| A visitor from Austria posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great shot!You don't see such a situation on a photo very often !You were at the right time at the right place !CONGRATIULATIONS to the photographer! | |
 A visitor from Belgium posted Mon November 6, 2006:Simply great! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Compare with the No. 2 engine and you can see what is being thrown out by No. 1. Probably the most expensive scrap metal you can get ahold of. Poor engine. | |
 A visitor from Portugal posted Mon November 6, 2006:The timing that the photo was taken was perfect.luck for the photographer as well.well done. and a great point of view to advise the tower control of the icindent.congratulations. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Excellent shot! Really love the clarity and glad everything resolved alright! | |
| A visitor from South Africa posted Mon November 6, 2006: The very best I've ever seen. Bravo to Fredrik for this and thank you for sharing with us!!! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: Good to get all the details from the failing engine | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great pic ever seen. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great pic. really. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: When I grow up I want to take pictures like Fredirk! WOW, what an amazing picture. Shots with such detail are nearly impossible. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Maybe a bird was sucked into the engine??? a lose fan blade? | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: One of the best shots ever on this site! | |
 A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Mon November 6, 2006:Best timing, bravo for photograper..... keep it up good job. | |
 A visitor from Malta posted Mon November 6, 2006:Right photographer at the right place and at the right time :P! | |
| A visitor from South Africa posted Mon November 6, 2006: Excellent shot. | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great picture!!!!!!! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: Nice photo | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon November 6, 2006: I would love to know what the shutter speed was as well as the AP value! This is very difficult to do! Well done! | |
| A visitor from Canada posted Mon November 6, 2006: Thanks for sharing! | |
 A visitor from Thailand posted Mon November 6, 2006:Perfect ! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon November 6, 2006: Amazing shot! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great shot! What luck to be ready to shoot and watching that particular plane | |
| A visitor from Spain posted Mon November 6, 2006: Incredible shot thanks to a total readyness and a perfect reaction. You are the one! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: A picture says more then a thousend words. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: Sharpness, lighting and, above all, timing is stunning. Just in the middle of gear up, with smoke and debris clearly visible streaming out of the left engine. Superb shot! | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon November 6, 2006: Very nice! | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon November 6, 2006: What a moment! You can even see the metal pieces falling off from the engine! | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Mon November 6, 2006: Five stars for you Fredrik! You deserve every view, rating and comment on this pic, it is absolutely superb and the sharpness is perfect! That happens only once in a photographers life and you got it! Congratulations and thanks for sharing it! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: Nice timing! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: This is photo of the year, no question. You sir are a genius. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: Just a amazing photo! Lycky that everything turned out ok. | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Mon November 6, 2006: Amazing! I'm so glad that people like yourself capture images like this. Thanks for sharing. | |
| A visitor from Thailand posted Mon November 6, 2006: Holy Cow! Glad to know that everyone was safe. Great shot! Stunning picture! Arch | |
 A visitor from Luxembourg posted Mon November 6, 2006:All my congratulations for this great shot. I hope nobody on the ground got hurt by the fragments! | |
| A visitor from Serbia And Montenegro posted Mon November 6, 2006: After all I think that the Malaysia airlines is very good company and also has young fleet,I mean something like this could happen to any airline in the world!Photo and timing is superb. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Mon November 6, 2006: Thank you everybody! All I can say right now is that I'm very happy and honored that you guys (and girls?) have rated my picture and given it the "The Photographers Choice Award". I never thought it would happen to me. Again, thank you! /Fredrik Granberg. | |
| A visitor from New Zealand posted Mon November 6, 2006: OMG :o Undeniably THE PHOTO OF THE YEAR for me! Thank God it landed safely, Thumbs up Fredrik for such an unprecedented shot. Regards from The City of Sails. | |
| A visitor from Hong Kong posted Mon November 6, 2006: A great moment of this photo is very detail, that you can the debris falling off the no.1 engine, well done! Still there is a happy ending! | |
| A visitor from New Zealand posted Mon November 6, 2006: On the spot when it happens. The detail is magnificent even the "bits" coming out of the failing engine! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Well looks to me that a blade let go.Good photo,thank god everyone is ok. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: A truly decisive moment. Great timing, great capture. Congradulations! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: That's one amazing photo! Glad to hear all returned safe & sound on that obviously beautiful day. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great detail in shot - you can see the parts in the air | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: This is stunning - glad this wasn't a disaster - great shot! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Talk about being in the right place at the right time!! Catching the debris as this engine shotguns itself makes it an even better capture. Thumbs up to you sir!! | |
| A visitor from Venezuela posted Mon November 6, 2006: Great pic! visit malaysia?? for sure! but not on malaysia airlines! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Mon November 6, 2006: Amazing pic. Good reason to prefer 4 engines over 2.G-) | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Men.........talking about been at the right place/time. Gracias ! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Good quality with an extremely rare shot. Keep it up. | |
 A visitor from China posted Mon November 6, 2006:Malaysian Airlines should thank you and award you in no doubt as first class member forever. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Mon November 6, 2006: Just Great! Congrats!! :) | |
| A visitor from - posted Mon November 6, 2006: Wow that must have been creepy to see inside the plane. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Mon November 6, 2006: Yikes! frightening for the passengers on board! i also doubt that'll be cheap to fix! great shot with a perfect blue backround...i already made this my desk top image! | |
| A visitor from Spain posted Mon November 6, 2006: One in a billion shot :D Amazing photo! | |
 A visitor from Chile posted Mon November 6, 2006:Perfect picture in all senses, and good that it comes with a happy ending. The only ones complaining will be Malaysia Airlines...five stars! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Just like to add that all the debris is from the Boeing D Duct. The Trent continued to operate, and when we opened it up in the hangar, there was only minor work on the engine | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Wow, great picture Fredrik! | |
 A visitor from Croatia posted Sun November 5, 2006:The worst possible invitation to visit Malaysia next year... | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: I wont be flying to Malaysian anytime soon after this pic. jk lol | |
 A visitor from Uruguay posted Sun November 5, 2006:WOW this photo is great, im glad you share it with us! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Sick shot. amazingly clear too- you must have been excited when you saw that... | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Everything is there! The moment, the aircraft, and the happy ending. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: A great shot! Catching the debris really makes this one outstanding. Congrats. | |
| A visitor from Denmark posted Sun November 5, 2006: Absolutely awesome, a once in a lifetime shot ! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Nice | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: WOW..perfect timing, great shot,It´s once in a life time shot. | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: I was out on the highway on the way home to Sigtuna when I saw it coming. Great picture and congratulations on the excelleent full spread in Expressen... gramlin - http://www.se-esd.se | |
| A visitor from Mexico posted Sun November 5, 2006: That's an awesome photo, but so bad the engine had problems. | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Talk about timing. Impressive. Nice, detaled, sharp picture! | |
| A visitor from Czech Republic posted Sun November 5, 2006: An amazing timing. I am happy anything bad happened and it landed safely. | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: Photo of the year! Thanks for sharing this rare and critical moment. The photo quality is superb. Good work, Nikon... ;-) | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: WOW , what a great picture ! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Sun November 5, 2006: Well done and what a great shot! And you guys have saved the day by notifying the Arlanda duty officer! Who knows what could have happened if the plane continued on to Malaysia. Well done indeed! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Sun November 5, 2006: Nice Shot buddy! Perfect timing, congratulations. good thinking you called the authorities! rgds, Doraku-san | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: Excellent! | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: Beautifully taken m8 well | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Thanks for posting this picture. I was hoping someone would after seeing the thread about this in the forums. | |
| A visitor from Finland posted Sun November 5, 2006: WoW nice timing ! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Hous....err Stockholm we have a problem. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Rolls Royce Engines?? | |
| A visitor from Belgium posted Sun November 5, 2006: Very good quality shot and we can see clearly the fragments of metal. Good job! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Mrlee what a great keep up the good work. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Excellent Capture!!! Better to dump the fuel and get back on the ground, pay for a new engine from GE (or RR) to be brought in and have a tech crew look over the starboard wing. And pay hotel bills for the PAX until a replacement can be brought in or have them rebooked elsewhere. | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: Wow this is what i call the perfect moment to make a pic :-D | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: Fantastic! great timing | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: What happened..?? Probably you got really nervous and excited when you saw that, right? Probably you expected something worse to happen. Still you managed to get a perfect shot! Respect... | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Like he said, You lucky bastard!:D I've been waiting for this pic in 2 days! Finally! Thank u! | |
| A visitor from Russian Federation posted Sun November 5, 2006: Adnako...:) | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Nice shot, very clear. not everyday you see something like this. glad they made it back. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Superb shot! Rarely do we see such things! Thanks! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Excellent skills demonstrated by all: photographer, pilots, and ATC. | |
| A visitor from Spain posted Sun November 5, 2006: When I read the notice´bout this I hoped that one A.nutter would be there and take a pic... This is such a great comunity ... I love it ! 5* | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Way to go Fredde... | |
| A visitor from Canada posted Sun November 5, 2006: Incredible capture. Right place, right time! I'm happy the aircraft was able to land safely. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Wonder what the pilots will think if they ever get to look at this photo. One scary moment for them. Glad it all worked out safely!! | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: You called the duty officer?! Great! So saved hundreds of lifes! What an amazing pic! | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Excellent shot, definitely right place, right time! Catching the debris sure is interesting, just thank God nobody was hurt. Very well done...five star shot! Jaysen - Wichita, KS | |
| A visitor from Portugal posted Sun November 5, 2006: What a Pic. Well done... and thanks for proving that spotting makes sense | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: Amazing view of the debris! | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun November 5, 2006: Spectacular! | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: I'm glad i wasn't on that plane, seeing the smoke i would've freaked out! Nice photo! | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: Right place , right time and perfect light ! Gongratulations for this picture. Good to hear that nothing strange happened to the jet and people on board. | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: FIVE STARS! Incident caught on film. | |
| A visitor from India posted Sun November 5, 2006: Wow! What an awesome capture! Three cheers to the aviation spotting community :) | |
| A visitor from United States posted Sun November 5, 2006: Wow, fantastic! Well done Fredrik. A rare moment captured for all to see. I love the fact that you got the debris. Excellent - 5*'s | |
| A visitor from Finland posted Sun November 5, 2006: Perfect timing! What a great shot, Fredrik! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: You lucky bastard ;). Congratulations on a great picture. But it's going to be really expensive for the poor airline. | |
| A visitor from Germany posted Sun November 5, 2006: This shows how helpful plane spotter can be. | |
| A visitor from Greece posted Sun November 5, 2006: Amazingly rare photo. Isn't so exciting that there's always some fellow spotter to catch on film each and every single incident? Bravo! | |
| A visitor from Norway posted Sun November 5, 2006: Good capture | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Thank you very much for your comments. Yes it really was one in a million shot. I sold the picture to the swedish newspaper Expressen and they gave the picture one spread in colour! I'm very proud AND very happy that that the pilots managed to land again without incident. best regards Fredrik Granberg | |
| A visitor from Norway posted Sun November 5, 2006: Brilliant shot! Hats off. | |
| A visitor from Portugal posted Sun November 5, 2006: More than a good photo, a good decision in calling the aiport warning about the problem! Good one! | |
| A visitor from Spain posted Sun November 5, 2006: Is inncredible. Great photo!! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Great photo! Very good that you called too... What if noone else would have noticed...? | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Pictures like this are rare to see! The image is extremly crisp, the colors are vivid, the TIMING this photographer had is superior! And just look at the debris flying from the left engine - is that a fan blade I see? Once in a lifetime shot - congratulations! | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Spectacular shot. | |
| A visitor from Denmark posted Sun November 5, 2006: Dramatic picture! They were lucky there were witnesses on the ground who saw the incident. | |
| A visitor from Malaysia posted Sun November 5, 2006: Thank you for this amazing picture. Now there will be a lot of discussion about this one for a long time to come. | |
| A visitor from Netherlands posted Sun November 5, 2006: Caught in action,great shot to see those parts behind scrapping around,fortunatly landed safely... | |
| A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun November 5, 2006: Great capture | |
| A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Sun November 5, 2006: Awesome | |
| A visitor from Sweden posted Sun November 5, 2006: Nicely captured event. Once in a lifetime shot! | |
| A visitor from Australia posted Sun November 5, 2006: Clear photo of what happens when one of those turbofans begin to self-destruct! | |
| A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Sun November 5, 2006: The technical quality of the photo is very good... excellant resolution and exposure against the bright background.. The detail of the problem with #1 engine plainly visible and the gear in transit gives the photo a quality of immediacy. All in all... very good. | |
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