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Comments and constructive crit appreciated.

 

Paul

I'm giving you the farm on this one! Great work, great image, great everything.

Spectacular!!

love everything about this hsot. The land, the pilot nd the plant in the right corner. Awsome.

I like it!

Wuao man, that was close, I'm a skydiver and this photo is a thriller!, specially if you dont know the drivers! rather be falling at 240 km/h in control of my chute than inside that copit.

This is great!

whaouu.. man.. this one is a thrilling shot..

I'll dizzling in the air first before having a chance to take a shot.

(sorry for my bad english.. :p )

 

Thrilling. Take care men! Karl

wooow !

Wow , what a photo ! is it world war II ;)))) ?

Excellent...a very daring photograph!

excellent 7/7

Wow, amazing sequence.Nice job!!! Airi

I'm getting air-sick just looking at it.

Perfect timing - lovely view!

 

well done 7/7

really very good..congrats.regards

wow..amazing photo..i whish i was there(i'm a pilot too) :)

make me dizzy which tells about reality of the pic. cheers

It's a great photo! 7/7 congratulations!

I really enjoyed your pic, Paul, and seeing the other plane aproaching at a high rate of speed is something that must have been nerve-retching.

Thank your for delighting us.

what might it look like in B/W? It has a feel of WWII dogfighting to me. 7/7!

nice composite shot, the fact that you took the photo in the back of an aircraft whilst at 125% of bank is impressive. was the camera hand held or mounted,and what shutter speed did you use with what lens. as for the other aircraft, a very good bit of photoshop cloneing, is it the same aircraft that you are traveling in? shot earlier in the day.

Hi all and thanks for the comments. It was a hair raising ride and one I'll be doing again. I can tell you now that the pilot was not too keen on me having my camera with me for safety reasons and stressed that I must hold on to it tight.

 

The shot was hand held ( f\5.6 @ 1\2oosec ISO 100, I don't know how many G's were on me but I remember my camera a 350d, battery grip and Sigma 15mm fisheye felt like it weighed a ton. I also remember making some strange noises to keep myself composed.

 

Thanks again and I'm glad you all enjoyed the shot. I would reccommend one of these flights to anyone.

 

Paul

Australia

 

 

 

Amazing shot. Is that a Yak?

--Scot Steele