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A visitor from Poland posted Wed March 17, 2010: Absolutely great shot! Five stars as well.
A visitor from Malaysia posted Mon January 18, 2010: 5 Star definitly from me...nie bazooka lense you have there and a steady hand also...
A visitor from Poland posted Thu November 19, 2009: Superb picture
A visitor from Portugal posted Thu March 12, 2009: Well done. Congratulations for the equipment, the steady shot, and the "waiting" for that beautiful aircraft. Keep sending pictures like this.
A visitor from United States posted Sun September 21, 2008: You must have some very nice equipment to get such a magnificent shot from the ground! Very crisp, clean, and calming. Great shot overall!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Tue September 2, 2008: First A380 Air to Air picture ever I see! Boy so glad to see this flying over my country, Poland!
A visitor from China posted Sun August 24, 2008: Just a great sharp nice and clean pic
A visitor from United States posted Wed July 16, 2008: Fabulous! A five star shot.
A visitor from Netherlands posted Mon July 14, 2008: Incredible, never thought it be possible to get such a crisp image from that far away. Must have been a very very clear day! Good handling too, as I suppose it's not too easy panning the shot.
A visitor from - posted Fri July 11, 2008: An absolutely fantastic shot, taken from the ground at more than 10km away, absolutely sharp, you even read the reg! Totally stunning
A visitor from United States posted Tue June 24, 2008: Great Caption!
A visitor from Belgium posted Mon June 9, 2008: If anybody would have asked me whether it is possible to take a picture from an aircraft flying at 10 km height with a speed of 900 km per hour and that picture is so clear that you can even read the identification letters on the wing, while you are standing on the ground (!), I would have said that this seems imposible. But your really amazing picture shows that it can be done! COngratulations on this great photo: 5 stars definitely.
A visitor from Canada posted Sat June 7, 2008: Great shot, the trailing line behind the fuselage is from interior cabin air recurculating.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat June 7, 2008: It makes you wanna fly this bird even more!
A visitor from United States posted Sat June 7, 2008: Nice shot from the ground!Can't see this quality photos taken from ground very often!I love it!Great job Andrzej!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat June 7, 2008: Don't they normally turn the APU off or am I being stupid? Brilliant photo, admire the details it gives of this ugly but fantastic giant. Well done!
A visitor from United States posted Sat June 7, 2008: I thought at first that this was air-to-air. Fantastic shot from the ground. Congratulations!
A visitor from Portugal posted Sat June 7, 2008: 1200mm...wow...fantastic!!!
A visitor from Switzerland posted Sat June 7, 2008: Great shot! Shows a totally new perspective of the superbird! Looks a lot more elegant than in some other views. It seems as if there was a fifth but very small condensation line behind the fuselage. Does anybody have a guess where this might come from? APU would not really make sense to me...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sat June 7, 2008: Great picture!
A visitor from Spain posted Sat June 7, 2008: Awesome!5 stars,no doubt about it.I can't belive that a ground to air photo can be so sharp...Well,I couldn't,until now.You can see a lot of details of the beast.By the way,even the APU leaves a contrail...
A visitor from - posted Sat June 7, 2008: It's exactly the same equimpment I used to capture my earlier photo - 747 Cargolux.
A visitor from Poland posted Sat June 7, 2008: Just AMAZING Andrzej!! Keep'em coming! :) Congratulations
A visitor from Germany posted Sat June 7, 2008: 5 Stars - no doubt about it. Perfectly crisp across +/- 30,000ft. Can you name the equipment you used to take this shot? Was it the same camera and focal length you used for the 747 ground-to-air shot? (Still) speechless regards from Germany...
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri June 6, 2008: But how did you manage to take this great and clear photo from the ground? Incredible!
A visitor from Poland posted Fri June 6, 2008: Great foto

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