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A visitor from Mexico posted Tue October 19, 2010: The angle of the picture, not an easy one and not very common
A visitor from - posted Fri October 8, 2010: Amazing
A visitor from United States posted Sat January 9, 2010: 777s the best and this photo perfects it!
A visitor from - posted Mon November 23, 2009: Yup! Beautiful! Not Ugly! Gorgeous!!
A visitor from Turkey posted Thu September 17, 2009: This is my new desktop..perfect! :)
A visitor from - posted Wed February 18, 2009: Nice angle!
A visitor from United States posted Wed February 18, 2009: The view is just too grand not to mention. I like the 773ER, and hopeful Delta/NWA will see it fits their future fleet aquisitions!
A visitor from United States posted Fri January 23, 2009: A perfect expression of power. 5*
A visitor from Kenya posted Tue November 4, 2008: Anyone notice the vortex above the wing just inboard of the engine???caused by the chine which is fitted onto the inboard fan cowl
A visitor from Germany posted Thu October 16, 2008: We call that P_E_R_F_O_M_A_N_C_E
A visitor from - posted Sat September 27, 2008: Words cannot express the beauty of this photo. Defining moment of flight. Happens thousands of times everyday with thousands of planes. but no one captured it like this. (AD India).
A visitor from Switzerland posted Tue August 26, 2008: Brilliant shot. I did not know that Zurich had such an elevated observation deck...
A visitor from Brazil posted Fri August 1, 2008: Really great pic... but I gotta different opinion: I still love the 727! ;-)
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun April 27, 2008: Brilliant perspective of an aircraft takeing off
A visitor from South Africa posted Sat April 5, 2008: This is one of my favourite shots. Keep up the great work.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri April 4, 2008: Great Picture, may I ask where and how it's taken?
A visitor from United States posted Tue March 11, 2008: That is awsome
A visitor from Iran, Islamic Republic Of posted Sat January 26, 2008: A perfect aerodynamic class: The wing tip has pushed even higher than the top of the fuselage. This is the largest wing tip movement I have ever seen in aircrafts which shows how big the lift force of this lovely 777 is.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun January 6, 2008: Great shot Wisi, and although you had many phantastic shots so far, this one beats them all! Great idea. great photography. great shot. Period.(Tis)
A visitor from Czech Republic posted Tue December 25, 2007: Nice aircraft,nice angle...Almost looks like a tail strike to me :)
A visitor from Monaco posted Mon December 17, 2007: Wonderful !!!!!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat December 15, 2007: Beautifull. Also when you look to the engines
A visitor from Germany posted Sat December 15, 2007: Those engine are just inredible - elegance and sheer power combined
A visitor from South Africa posted Fri December 14, 2007: Fantastic shot. You get the impression this bird cannot wait to get into the sky. It's almost as though it's leapimg of the runway. Amazing!
A visitor from Canada posted Fri December 14, 2007: Ahh... the moment of flight, when the great bird finally takes to the sky! Well trapped! This angle shows the immenseness of the 777 engine = power and elegance in the sane moment. Well Done!!
A visitor from Viet Nam posted Fri December 14, 2007: Perfect shot
A visitor from Belgium posted Fri December 14, 2007: Wouldn't you just like to kiss her ?? what a bird!!
A visitor from United States posted Fri December 14, 2007: Amazingly executed photo! Perfect timing and angle!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri December 14, 2007: It is a very nice photo a great shot ! by the way how was it taken ?
A visitor from Germany posted Fri December 14, 2007: I knew this one would be popular. Saw it already (ff.ch). Markus, der heli war sein geld wert!!
A visitor from India posted Fri December 14, 2007: Angle of pic shows engine at full rpm's
A visitor from Chile posted Fri December 14, 2007: In a dictionary... this photo must be next to the word POWER
A visitor from India posted Fri December 14, 2007: Its like a 747's younger brother taking off...like a slim, and a sleek beast
A visitor from - posted Fri December 14, 2007: Great angle shot. One ugly aircraft.
A visitor from Finland posted Fri December 14, 2007: Airbus can't do that! 5 stars.
A visitor from United Arab Emirates posted Fri December 14, 2007: Wonderful pic steep take-off angle!
A visitor from China posted Fri December 14, 2007: Stunning action captured perfectly! A work of art Markus!!!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri December 14, 2007: Fantastic shot of a fantastic machine
A visitor from New Zealand posted Thu December 13, 2007: Awesome angle!
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 13, 2007: Striving towards the sky! What a shot!
A visitor from El Salvador posted Thu December 13, 2007: Amazing...I can´t imagine from where this pic was taken...and the condensation in the engine is neat!
A visitor from Mexico posted Thu December 13, 2007: Just one word: Amazing! T.B.
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 13, 2007: Wow so much power must be in those engines!! A true masterpiece. 5 stars Mark!!!
A visitor from Portugal posted Thu December 13, 2007: Fantastic Shot!! You managed to get the perfect moment with the bonus of all the consation and vortex effects, on a beautifull plane!!
A visitor from Canada posted Thu December 13, 2007: Unreal... What an amazing shot.
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 13, 2007: Agressive take off or late rotation? Either way nice shot
A visitor from Kuwait posted Thu December 13, 2007: What a shot, note the condensation in the engine and on the wing! BTW this type has the new SIA First Class.
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 13, 2007: I've never seen this angle take-off for a 777-300. Thanks for the unique and memorable shot.
A visitor from France posted Thu December 13, 2007: What a take off
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 13, 2007: Beautiful shot! Wow! Love the fogging of the engines!
A visitor from - posted Thu December 13, 2007: So much power!
A visitor from Barbados posted Thu December 13, 2007: Looks like a sharp ascent there...from this angle it looks like he would almost tail-scrape. Nice shot!
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 13, 2007: I want to be aboard that beauty!
A visitor from Germany posted Thu December 13, 2007: *****+ for the unique perspective! Go on with that kind of shots!
A visitor from Switzerland posted Thu December 13, 2007: I already told you in ff.ch. Fantastic picture! 5* shot. Keep them coming... Best Regards, Oli
A visitor from Mexico posted Thu December 13, 2007: Wow! so much power just to lift that thing
A visitor from United States posted Thu December 13, 2007: What a fantatic angle - just wow!!
A visitor from Denmark posted Thu December 13, 2007: Thrilling shot!
A visitor from Canada posted Thu December 13, 2007: I don't think 'blast off' would be considered hyperbole here! Wonderful angle. Great shot!
A visitor from Singapore posted Thu December 13, 2007: You're right Markus, she sure is a beauty. Mind you, that is not a take off, but a blast off... Gotta love that wing flex. Excellent timing. Thanks for sharing it.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Thu December 13, 2007: Talk about capturing the moment! what a great capture, congratulations! i've never seen this sort of photograph with a 772 in it, but i just got to say, its perfect!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Thu December 13, 2007: Wow! Air to air shot??
A visitor from Malaysia posted Thu December 13, 2007: Cracking shot!!
A visitor from United States posted Wed December 12, 2007: Great angle!

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