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A visitor from Italy posted Thu August 27, 2009: Simply stunning... Contest, details, a/c... 5/5, of course...
A visitor from United States posted Thu January 1, 2009: Great best on Airliners of moonshot i was looking through a telescope at the moon and an f-15e strike eagle flew through the lens.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri December 5, 2008: Icredible detail both of 757 and the moon.
A visitor from Sweden posted Thu August 21, 2008: Great Pic!, one of my favorits
A visitor from United States posted Thu January 3, 2008: Breathtaking.
A visitor from Sweden posted Wed April 25, 2007: The best "moonshot" on A-net
A visitor from Bahrain posted Mon November 27, 2006: This is absolutly immaculate...so serene
A visitor from Germany posted Sat September 30, 2006: Great composition of nature and technique.
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Wed March 1, 2006: Hello, after a long forum discussion I reuploaded the photo and it is original now and no more tilted. Martin Wagner, author of the photo, Germany
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Sun February 26, 2006: I suppose the moon was about 40 degrees above the horizon. The plane came in cruising altitude, it was not from Stuttgart, the next airport (50km). Martin Wagner, author of the photo
A visitor from Germany posted Sat February 25, 2006: My question qould be how high above horizon (how many degrees) moon was situated in this particular shot. When its not far away from horizon and there's an airport like FRA about 80km away it's nothing unusual to see a plane passing the moon. Taking a shot of this A+ quality is a different thing!! Congrats Andreas
A visitor from Mexico posted Sat February 25, 2006: Without words!!!
A visitor from Germany posted Sat February 25, 2006: Simply perfect!!
A visitor from Netherlands posted Sat February 25, 2006: This is really great!
A visitor from Portugal posted Sat February 25, 2006: 5 stars for this one. Surely a Photographers choice award.
A visitor from Sweden posted Sat February 25, 2006: One of the best shots ever at airliners.net! Many of these moon/aircraftshots are not 100% perfect, but this is ;) /Fredrik, Stockholm, Sweden.
A visitor from Sweden posted Sat February 25, 2006: 5 stars from me! Simply put, this is the best "moon shot" I've seen! Sharp and lots of detail, especially on the moon. Amazing result, well done. Spencer Wilmot.
A visitor from Germany posted Sat February 25, 2006: Simply fantastic!
A visitor from Mexico posted Sat February 25, 2006: Just one word: PERFECT!!! Being in the right place with the right things to capture. CRONGRATS.
A visitor from Brazil posted Sat February 25, 2006: Thats one sharp telescope! Outstanding job, very good timing.
A visitor from Australia posted Sat February 25, 2006: Awsome!
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 24, 2006: Now thats a moon shot for ya! beautiful. kudos to you!
A visitor from France posted Fri February 24, 2006: Hi there! Congrats to you!!! Great shot and very good you explained how you did it! Eine tolle Leistung! Grüße aus Paris! Lufthansi
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri February 24, 2006: Excuse me when I write again, but I am a visitor from Germany and not from the United Kingdom! You can see this perhaps because my English is not the very best:-))) Greetings, Martin Wagner, author of the photo
A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri February 24, 2006: I want to avoid that speculations occur that the photo is a fake. I have the original file with the EXCIF-Data, it is still on the digital storage card. When I made the picture the camera was turned on the telescope because of the M42-Adapter. So I had to turn the moon on the computer. Then I put it in a black 2000x3000 pixel frame, reduced it to 800x1200 Pixel and sharpened the photo. In reality the plane did not fly horizontally but nearly vertically. Astronomers know that the moon on the northern hemisphere is normally turned 90°, never like this. If you have detailed questions about the photo ask me! Greetings, Martin Wagner, author of the photo.
A visitor from United States posted Fri February 24, 2006: Photo's like this make me revisit Airliners.net often. Simply awesome - capturing the aircraft at exactly the right moment. Glueckwunsch!

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