Bombardier DHC-8-402 Q400 - Flybe - British European | Aviation Photo #1169568

Anonymous

11 years ago

WOW! Simply incredible photo. Way to raise the bar, this is one of the best I've seen as of late!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Absolutely breathtaking... who would have thought you could make such an ordinary turboprop look so artistic and powerful? The light makes it look like a rocket!

Anonymous

11 years ago

What a stunning shot. Truly a work of art!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Now THAT is talent. Would give it 6 stars if I could. Got my vote for Photog's Choice. Amazing shot

Anonymous

11 years ago

PUSHING THE LIMITS!

That's the stuff this site needs, that's not point and shoot!!! That's excellent imagining and planning!

Fantastic Martin! Well done!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Wow, this one looks really magical, awesome colors! Summarized: simply amazing, brilliant work, thank you

Anonymous

11 years ago

Jeez, this is definately one of the best and technically most perfect shots I've ever seen here! Hat off!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Amaizing one simply great and good timeing!

Anonymous

11 years ago

A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Well done, Martin!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Love how it distorts dimensions

Anonymous

11 years ago

Great perspective and lighting!

Anonymous

11 years ago

The technical quality shown here is fantastic! The lighting is perfect; a great shot, well done once again.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Definately one of the, if not the best photos I have seen on this site. With the long exposure of the stars and the trails, with the 2nd curtain flash to stop the plane. Ingenious, but very effective!

Congrats on an Awesome Photo!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Great photo Martin

Anonymous

11 years ago

One of the most beautiful pictures I have ever seen here! Great lighting! The perspective is amazing!

Anonymous

11 years ago

I've seen long exposure shots many times. There are hundreds of wide angle photos.But i don't remember seeing a single shot that combines those tricks and this image quality. The definition in impressive and a proof of that is the clarity of the green and red lights. Simply amazing.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Bring on the "6 Stars" - 5 would be an insult to this photo.
Outstanding composition, technically brilliant - a masterpiece.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Very surreal..very awesome.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Simply one of the best photos (of anything) that I have ever seen.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Absolutely beautiful, wish I could give it more than just 5 stars.
-Leo P.

Anonymous

11 years ago

This is potentially the greatest photo I have seen on this site from a "photographer" perspective. Brilliant use of light and motion. I am assuming this was taken with a wide-angle lens, with a long exposure, and then a flash at the end. Am I right? I would love to know the mechanics of how this shot was taken.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Thats an amazing photo, great use of wide-angle len.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Amazing work of art!!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Well done! It took me a while to convince myself this wasn't an illustration!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Superb, wish that I had a the skills to do that!

Andrew
Singapore

Anonymous

11 years ago

The best shot I've seen here! I have a pretty good idea how it's made, but difference between knowing and doing is what makes a great photographer! Congratulation Martin!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Fantastic fish-eye perspective, rich available light appearance, surreal in quality. well done

Anonymous

11 years ago

Amazing shot. The timing is perfect and the stars add a great effect. 5 stars no doubt.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Like a subtle joke told to a slow listener, it took a day for me to appreciate the brilliance of this photograph. Well done!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Amazing work of art...well done.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Amazing!
Simply great scene, great cam and great photographer! Well done, and thx for sharing!
Please Martin, keep going!!!

Anonymous

11 years ago

This photo is absolutely fabulous. The cloudy skies with stars still visible, the white, green and red aircraft lights and of course the plane itself. masterful! 5 STARS

Anonymous

11 years ago

Well, that IS a picture. Light, exposure, timing, composition, resolution. A superb picture indeed. Pity we didn`t get any details on lens amd camera. Highest marks, anyway. Congratulations and thanks for sharing.

Anonymous

11 years ago

A totally awesome picture. Even shows the strobe light flashing. Colours are great against the evening sky.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Simply perfect, take a learn about art of photography !

Anonymous

11 years ago

This is a unique shot. I have never seen a twilight flight take-off captured liked this. I like the clarity of the ground, the plane centered between steel tower posts, the orange reflected sky, the stars twinkling above it, the solid streaking wing lights of the aircraft. It's very creative photos. Kudos to the photographer.

Anonymous

11 years ago

The lights are just amazing!
Great job!

Anonymous

11 years ago

This is such a amazing photo. Love the whole sky and lights. Reminds me of when I went to Idaho and saw really orange sky.

My Dad is a photo editor and was amazed as well!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Kudos to you Martin. This shot is absolutely amazing, very detailed you could still see the stars and nice contrasts and I reallly liked the way you framed the plane between the posts nice composition too. Hope to see more of your works.

Anonymous

11 years ago

I'ts me again, i forgot to mention too that it kinda reminds me of old airline ads during the connie era. The manner how the plane was shot here would be perfect with those kind of ads , with the stars in the background , it's simply perfect.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Fantastic photo. congratulations

Anonymous

11 years ago

Awesome, simply Awesome
From my home airport too :)

Anonymous

11 years ago

Very good photo. Resembles photo ID: 1147166

Anonymous

11 years ago

Brilliant lighting and lovely technique!

Anonymous

11 years ago

I'm speechless !

Anonymous

11 years ago

This is amaizing shot, I've tried shots like but still working on it.Maybe I'll get lucky one day

Anonymous

11 years ago

10/10 fantastic shot. Well done Martin. I love the background colour and the way you,ve captured this bird this picture has now entered my top ten of all pic,s on A-Net

Anonymous

11 years ago

What a fantastic shot, capturing the lights from the distance and following through to overhead. Absolutely brilliant!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Awesome! It captures all the beauty of aviation in one photo.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Wow, i love the effect of the lights!

Anonymous

11 years ago

Great photo. I love the lights

Anonymous

11 years ago

A thinking man's photo. all aspects of this photo beg questions and one admires the thought it took to accomplish this image.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Just surfin - came across this brilliant shot, wonderful use of time of day, previsualisation, exposure (20 secs?) and best of all great composition. I teach photography at a local college but would aspire to producing a shot like this. well done!

Anonymous

11 years ago

We found it so unique and intruiging

Anonymous

11 years ago

I'm in shock. How did you do it? I'm guessing it's at least tre expositions on the same shot? Just incredible.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Brilliant lighting and everything.

Anonymous

11 years ago

Nice the colours is better

Anonymous

10 years ago

I love the way the light trails appear from the aircraft, very nice photo! :)

Anonymous

10 years ago

Great photo-graph

Anonymous

10 years ago

Very nice picture. ;)

Anonymous

10 years ago

My guess is:a fairly long time exposure on a calm nigh since the clouds appear to be almost stationary, followed by a burst from an extremely strong strobe as the aircraft passes overhead. Other than that, quite a bit of Photoshop... In either case some patience is required ! A most pleasant image !

Anonymous

10 years ago

This picture was in the AERO, a german aviation magazin... there was a category "best photos of airlines.net"

and it's a wonderful pic :)

Anonymous

9 years ago

Great photo!!!!!!!!!!

Anonymous

9 years ago

How did you do that shot, why didn't the fuselage blur in that long shutter exposure?

Anonymous

9 years ago

Awesome picture. Best fish eye-picture of plane.

Anonymous

9 years ago

Words don't exist to describe this pic

Anonymous

9 years ago

Brilliant job!!!

Anonymous

9 years ago

Beautiful !

Anonymous

8 years ago

They should not travel at light speed for finals!

Anonymous

8 years ago

Wow, unbelievable! how?

Anonymous

8 years ago

Awesome shot! So this is a shot with a long shutter speed, like one minute? And then ending with a FLASH! I love the effect. Amazing work! (J.S)

Anonymous

8 years ago

Great Work.

Anonymous

8 years ago

This must be a very difficult shot to compose yet has been captured brilliantly. This would look fab in a frame on many a wall.

Anonymous

8 years ago

Insane shot, looks like I've finally found a new iphone wallpaper :P

Anonymous

8 years ago

OMG how did u get this ??

Anonymous

8 years ago

Great visual effects, the lights, everything is just great!

Anonymous

8 years ago

Wow

Anonymous

8 years ago

Awesome Photo, but please tell me you didn't flash the plane...

Anonymous

7 years ago

Starwars!

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