Trailing Edge Vortices

[Jonathan Teatime]

Taken whilst I waited for an overseas arrival, this morning.

[paul linton]

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I like it

Paul

[Stan]

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that's different

[lunarbo]

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I like it too

[El Sid]

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that's different

Indeed it is...

here too.

[Jonathan Teatime]

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Thank you all

[tesarver]

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Works very well in BW

Tom

[Jonathan Teatime]

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Thanks Tom.

I've not actually done a B&W conversion on the image, it's just the nature of the light.

[Parsen66]

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That's rather cool, like it

[TonyT]

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I like that a lot, realy excellent image and well thought out and executed, the only thing I am not sure about is the landing lights on the aircraft following on, as they draw your eye away from the main subject, have you tried turning them off so to speak?

[Jonathan Teatime]

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Thanks Guys.

TonyT, I'll have a play with that.

[Jonathan Teatime]

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Lights off


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[TonyT]

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I prefer that as it does not draw ones eye straight away from the main focus of the image, but the more you look at it, you realise all is not what it seems and there are two jets, one almost a ghost jet, I don't know what everyone else thinks and I would be fascinated to hear their views, as it is a learning curve for all of us. What do you think?