I like this one a lot. The colours and composition make it abstract enough that I have to think about exactly what it is - apart form you mentioning it of course ;-). I like it when an image makes me think. You wouldn't think this was in flight either, more like in a hanger or in front of a backdrop. Nicely done.
Posted by Ed at June 8, 2010 09:28 AMthat's very cool Sam.
Posted by patrick at June 8, 2010 09:29 AMBeautiful shot!
Posted by Luis Gomez at June 8, 2010 11:00 AMSo calm at speed... Love the juxtaposition. This would make a beautiful desktop background. Wonderful work (as always).
Posted by Clint at June 8, 2010 11:48 AMI like the colors in this one a lot. Almost a military feel to it.
Posted by Adrian at June 8, 2010 12:19 PMFor a photographer that is NOT the seat you want to be sitting in. haha But great photo to make up for the poor seat selection.
Best seat is to the front of wing. The rear of wing will have heat/exhaust from any wing engine blurring a portion of your window view just enough that you want to obsessively wipe the "smudge" off your window or glasses or lens.
Or you can sit anywhere and post-process yesterday's shoot on your laptop. :)
Posted by Jake at June 8, 2010 02:04 PMGreat shot. Very nice ambiance.
Posted by djib at June 8, 2010 03:35 PMI love this picture, as the others.
Great Work
Yes! Very cool. Looks like you rolled the window down. :)
Posted by kim at June 8, 2010 09:22 PMGreat idea - I've been on planes so many times and never thought of shooting the engine that close.
What kind of plane was it?
Posted by Dennis Marciniak at June 9, 2010 02:13 PMThe silvery-grayish-blue in this one is great. Nice composed, sweet detail.
Posted by jess at June 10, 2010 08:35 AMI really love this one Sam.
Posted by Stevan Plavsa at June 12, 2010 02:54 PMYAAAY Air Canada!
10/10 shoot.