dangoldman

very neat shot. The complementary colors are awesome... but, jesus, the definition in the burners is just amazing. Of course the timing with the gear still in transit and the vapor trails are icing on the cake. Well done.

very nice composition - well balanced. I especially like the complementary (but possible over saturated) colors. The people on the beach provide an interesting compositional element as well. Well done.

delete "Tuskegee Airmen"? no i definitely wouldnt do that. IMHO that gives the plane a special uniqueness in the midst of the Mustang fleet.

wow. just stunning as per usual. I love the layers, the reflection, well defined cloud ceiling, etc.

El Al will do it for sure! bank account right now... not so much. I will be back, thats for sure - just need to figure out how and when.

Certainly, to me, instantly recognizable as a mustang.I like the colors and the semi abstractness. The flaps being down, clean background (aside from the string under the wing) and the grass strip make this an interesting photo. however, im not sold on the centeredness of it - from the prop to the nose to the wheel all seem to be straight down the middle. Doesnt seem "right" (whatever that is).

very well done. the feeling of movement, the mass of people, the commotion...this photo has a tremoundous amount of energy.

i would not clone the window out. its not distracting and cloning it would not be real. if it does give you a hangup i would rather crop than clone but to me at least it really isnt that big of an issue. well done photo - i second what Donna said about the feeling of movement. And home - even though i was only there for about two weeks. I need to figure out a way to get back.

August, this is why people appreciate your feedback so much, because you point out things that not even the photographer noticed! thanks again for all of your feedback on this group of images, its much appreciated.

When i was walking around the airplane i remember remarking something to the effect of "damn thats a big blade", so i suppose i probably tried to bring it out here.

This image seems like it may be a touch...muddy... on this monitor, does it come across that way on yours?

Beautiful tones. Good composition, but (and its rare for me to say this with aviation photography) i wish you had kept the tip of the nose on the inboard engine.

Mark, i believe this is only HDR by definition - had you not said anything i wouldnt have thought it was. ie: you used the tool properly.

i love photographs/photographing sailing backlit like this. this has more dramatic lighting and dynamics than usual though - well caught and exposed. the umbrellas on the beach are also a nice touch.

Well done Mark. This is of the better multiple exposure/HDR photos i;ve seen for sure - seamlessly done. excellent composition as well.

i think that this one is my favorite for the new batch of photos you've just uploaded. Well balanced, interesting composition and details, and awesome DOF. The straight edge of the horizontal stabilizer is a nice device to show the dihedral break in the wing. The interesting clouds are a nice touch as well.

wow, thats pretty wide! there seems to be a slight yellish cast to the photo though, and maybe a touch warm. Love the effect though, as always you've found a unique photo of a well photographed bird.

well done. love the colors and the composition.