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DTA Alizes
Reg.: 15BR
Location & Date
Besancon - Thise (LFSA)
France - August 28, 2005
Caption
Christian Moullec flying with geese. Amazing sight.
Photographer
F.mehdi
318   Algeria
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Photo Added: September 05, 2005

Comments (59)

Anonymous
18 years ago
What an amazing sight!
Anonymous
18 years ago
It captured a unique moment and the formation versus the ULA is outstanding
Anonymous
18 years ago
This is amazing relation in harmony between human and animal. That opportunity for good shoot is not coming twice. Congratulation!
Anonymous
18 years ago
Wow... amazing. Man and nature come together with flight. What a unique photo.
Anonymous
18 years ago
Outstanding shot!
Anonymous
18 years ago
Very cool, should be a top of day!
Anonymous
18 years ago
Natural shot !
Anonymous
18 years ago
One of those moments that make our hobby special. Congratulations for the magnificent photo.
Anonymous
18 years ago
Wow~ It is amazing to know geeze actually don't care to fly with human. :) May be they thought the glider is one of them.. big creature.
Good shot!
Anonymous
18 years ago
The uniqueness of the shot!!!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Reminds me of a film about a little girl flying an ultra light leading some canadian geese to the south along with her father and all of a sudden, her father crashed with his ultra and she had to make the flight alone with the geese. Remember the name of that film anybody?
Anonymous
17 years ago
Of man and nature... "Bye! See ya all when summer returns... Oh, you will pay the bills for me while I'm away, won't you dear???" LOL
Anonymous
17 years ago
The birds found a new friend :-)
Anonymous
17 years ago
THAT IS JUST SIMPLY AMAZING!
Anonymous
17 years ago
For hundreds of years man has wanted to 'fly like a bird' and it's ironic that that in one of the most simple aircraft ever created, that this goal has been realised. Beautiful...
Anonymous
17 years ago
The film is called "Fly Away Home." Great Picture!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Love birds, both metal and oth feathers!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Fantastic
Anonymous
17 years ago
Beautiful Photo!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Funny picture, the guy holding pattern with the birds.
Anonymous
17 years ago
Amazing!
Anonymous
17 years ago
That must be very exiting!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Basic flying
Anonymous
17 years ago
Very moving. an amazing connection between man and the creatures he has been driven to copy
Anonymous
17 years ago
This is unbelievable! incredible combi
Anonymous
17 years ago
That guy is so lucky
Anonymous
17 years ago
Great shot....with nature
Anonymous
17 years ago
It's like the french document le peuple migrateur
Anonymous
17 years ago
Perfect moment!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Just great!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Poetry poetry...
Anonymous
17 years ago
Wow!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Rare to see
Anonymous
17 years ago
I've seen this at Leeuwarden at the open days in June 2006, I don't know if it was Christian Moullec but I vaguely remember that I heard that name that day. So it could very well be. It's a rare sight and a rare photo. Because of that... 5 stars!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Poetry Without Words...!!!
Anonymous
17 years ago
This is such an artistic shot. truly wonderful.
Anonymous
17 years ago
Just another one of the birds :)!
Anonymous
17 years ago
Wonderful, makes pizza delivery folk seem so last century.
Anonymous
17 years ago
Whatta formation.
Anonymous
17 years ago
Excellent!!! The magic of flight, I like this shot, thank you for share it.
Anonymous
17 years ago
Swim with dolphins, fly close to birds like this.
can you come closer to animals?
Lovly picture=*****
Anonymous
16 years ago
I love the communion with nature - and the fact that man has finally achieved the ability to fly like the bird!
Anonymous
16 years ago
I though I've seen it all... once in a lifetime shot! Amazing!!!
Anonymous
16 years ago
Falcon 20 go strike tide... he.Super pics.
Anonymous
16 years ago
Breathless
Anonymous
16 years ago
Amazing Picture. Great composition of elements.
Anonymous
16 years ago
Simply perfect!
Anonymous
16 years ago
Amazing, just natural!
Anonymous
15 years ago
One in a million! Thanks!
Anonymous
15 years ago
Wonder if he set 7700 on the transponder, cause' he's quite good intercepted. :D
Anonymous
15 years ago
A true composition of nature and technology.
Anonymous
15 years ago
Fantastic!!
Anonymous
15 years ago
I cant believe that somebodies shooting these little birds only for fun :-(
Nice shot...
Anonymous
14 years ago
"Honey! I'm up here pasturing our geeze!"

It's good for photographer to have a Photographer's Luck.
Anonymous
14 years ago
That's something new and interesting to talk about =)
Anonymous
14 years ago
Excellent and great flight.
I think there seldom have such chance to fly with geese once a life. SO CLOSE.E.E.E.E.
Anonymous
14 years ago
Like nothing on A-net!
Anonymous
13 years ago
Arrow Formation flying of 15 airborne without any briefing
Anonymous
13 years ago
Reminds me of the "Fly away home" film. What a shot! T.B.

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