NO ROOM FOR ERROR.

Thank you.

I know nothing about aircraft but this shot puzzles me.  Must be a very large model with a very powerful engine to attain and maintain that attitude.  (appears to be going straight up)  This is one shot where 1000 words (perhaps fewer) are needed for explanation.  From the shadows I'm guessing the plane is being controlled by the guy on the road.  From an all too quick cruise of your portfolio I can see you are a very accomplished photographer.  Rather than trying to offer a constructive critique I can only say I prefer to simply enjoy viewing your offerings.  Lots of eye candy here.  Best, Len.  PS.  I went on line & discovered this site.  Explains a lot.  LM.

The guy who is controlling the model in our flying site is a commercial airline pilot and flying models is a way of blowing off steam..:-). This is one of the most difficult manoeuvres. The challenge is to hold the model against the wind as steady as possible and for as long as possible.It Is a question of balancing the engine thrust and the control surfaces. The movement of the control sticks is absolutely minute...as the model is extremely responsive.Thank you very much for your visit and your kind words. My very best, Dimitris.