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from sass/Thomas Sass (25,288) 
on October 13, 2004 9:05:49 PM CDT
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THis is one extreme shot you show us here, James, the speed-feeling is awesome and I almost can't belive that you didn't use any PS. You certainly where at the right place at the right time. Keep clicking ;o)
Best regards, Thomas.
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from fstop212/Anthony (992)
on October 13, 2004 3:44:07 PM CDT
WOW, this is friggin sick! Fantastic shot. Pretty damn good focus for a plane going subsonic. Awesome colors and pretty great detail. Nice shot. I absolutly love this shot.
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from pweiner/Paul (433)
on October 13, 2004 9:34:10 AM CDT
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Phenomenal capture. Good color, good focus for something moving that quickly. ( I have tried to take pictures of the Blue Angels in flight) I am particularly impressed with the great sense of motion conveyed in the air breaking over the engines. WOW! -Paul
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from syp/S (268)
on October 13, 2004 9:31:12 AM CDT
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This is a fantastic shot! You did a very nice job capturing the moment, especially considering how fast it must have been going.
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From zone5/Terry (150)
on October 13, 2004 2:28:59 PM CDT
Never seen this type of vapour before on an aircraft. The flowing effect suggests a slow shutter speed that can produce a similar effect on moving water, but that's abviously impossible in this case. A very unusual and interesting effect for which I can't think of an explanation.
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