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Great pic ! Extraordinary shot ! | |
Amazing! | |
Congratulations What a beatful shot looks like there was no aircraft | |
Congratulations for the shot! Simply nice! | |
Exciting! Sharp and bright! Absolutely perfect timing!!! | |
Another phenomenal time lapse, DJ. I love the illusion of the wingtip lights appearing to "peel off". GREAT job. | |
It's Wonder Woman! :) | |
Nice shot! The way to do it is to have a manual SLR camera, one with variable shutter settings, a tripod, cable release, and patience. Set your camera up on the tripod, making sure it entirely level, and attach the cable release to the camera. Set shutter speed to 'B', and point the camera at the sky. Wait for a plane to fly into view and press the shutter button, and let got a few seconds later. Simple! | |
WOW!! Great!! how on earth did you do that? | |
How on earth did you get only the lights??!! | |
I just dont know what to say except the Italians will love it! | |
Extra-ordinary! | |
Great long exposure shot! I'm quite impressed with the low noise in the photo. | |
HOW DID YOU DO THAT?! | |
For the italian comment, i believe that it's bleu white and red, so it must be ours (french flag) ;-) | |
Its so dramatic, that its almost moving!! | |
Beautiful effect! The details are very clear as well! | |
Set against the canvas of the night sky and in context to downtown Washington DC, this makes for a very visually striking image. | |
Great perspective, being under the approach path with a beautiful clear sky. P.S. For the comment from the visitor from Lebanon, the remark about "adverse yaw" is rubbish. The 737 has a yaw damper and spoilerons. The pilot flying most likely made a tiny overshoot of the final approach track, no biggie! | |
It is like an air show ;) | |
Great shot you can notice a slight "adverse yaw" effect at the beginning of the bank, that is the plane yawing to the right when it banks left. It is a normal aerodynamic reaction that has to be corrected with rudder application. | |
What a great shot! Its a nice photograph of log time shot! Nice lights! | |
Is it the Italian flag? :-) | |
Great photo, thanks for sharing it on a.net! | |
Very arty-farty: compliments! | |
Great light, exposure | |
Great light, exposure | |
Wonderful shot.... I agree - those do no look at all like 737-400 lights... The first-generation 737s have landing lights half-way out on the wings (on the flap canoes) and this bird does not. Airbus maybe? | |
EXELLENT!! Great subject matter and outstanding color/exposure balance!! | |
My congratulations! I have NO IDEA of how you could of centered this so well! Amazing effect! | |
It explains the speed ..... | |
Perfect! This is an inspiration to me to go get some night time exposures. Keep up the great work! | |
Amazing picture! Nicely done! | |
What a great shot! | |
The exposure length and the place you chose to take the photograph couldn't be more perfect! KLNS | |
Hmm these light don't look like 737-400 landing lights if you ask me. Still a great photo, though. | |
Great shot, incredible light lines. thx for sharing it! | |
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