Been there, done that.

faster than a speeding bullit

this has to be a collage or PS work, so I will say that the white balance on the clouds looks different than that of the plane.. but either way... great plane picture!

You forgot to remove the stand underneath the fuselage that supported the model. The climb angle should be steeper, thems is big ingins like...In any case, nobody is allowed to get this close for an aerial shot, and... a 1000mm lens would have the clouds OOF.. Sorry...TT Rtd Airline Training Capt.

OK, I'm just learning how to do some of these things. This is not a model but the real thing. It is on display at the Museum of Flight in Seattle. The clouds are actually a model.

TT, this is one of the first times where you have actually hit the old nail on the head!

Huh?

TT and Co. I believe this execution is called artistic license. Although my choice of angle of attack would also be steeper if only for more drama.

Remember: mach 2 at 55,000 feet. In this image it is already at 35,000 feet; around 10,000 meters, and the angle of attack is less. Come on guys, this is pure fantasy!

Huh? It's not real?

yea right (left, center,etc.) Its as real as the pixels on your screen.

So David; have you gone into the older original building and smelled the banana oil? Terrific place!

Yes John, the older boeing building is very interesting & you can still smell the banana oil. They have recently opened a completely new building with restored WW

I & II planes. It is vey dark. Bring a tripod.