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Great stuff! Have to admit that I'm torn between the JAL head on approach shot and the seaplane departing against the sun and fog/clouds. Both are very eye catching!
Looks more like Emirates to me? Regardless, these are some outstanding shots! Keep 'em coming, Jeremy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hussman75
Greets,
-Omar S.
You know, I think you may be right, Omar... First glance it sure looked like JAL's newQuote:
Originally Posted by jran225
colors, but second look says "I think he's got it..." Good eyes, man!
You know, I think you may be right, Omar... First glance it sure looked like JAL's newQuote:
[quote:b8lb7lbw]jran225 wrote:
Looks more like Emirates to me?
colors, but second look says "I think he's got it..." Good eyes, man![/quote:b8lb7lbw]
It is in fact Emirates A6-ECW
Great pictures :!: the 777 is very beautiful 8)
Awesome shoots ... the third one is my absolute favourite!
Really nice. Number two is a classy shot. And the fourth one? I'm guessing Italian AF 767 tanker before engine & boom installation?
Same question.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arinyc
The EK and the PR tight crop are just great examples why the 777 is a beautiful sight.
That thing has been sitting there at Paine for a long time virtually untouched.Quote:
I'm guessing Italian AF 767 tanker before engine & boom installation?