Posted by on October 1, 2009
That's awesome! |
Posted by Michael Atkin on October 1, 2009
AJ! This is what i call an epic shot, congratulations mate. |
Posted by Gareth Forwood on October 1, 2009
Top shot mate, good hustle and well in!! |
Posted by Aalok Gaitonde on October 1, 2009
Thats really an awesome shot Anthony! Well done! |
Posted by Piotr Miklaszewski on October 1, 2009
Fantastic! Congratulations! |
Posted by Diezel on October 1, 2009
Very, very beautiful picture. One of the best i've seen this year. Awesome. |
Posted by Didier Goursolas on October 1, 2009
Well done ! |
Posted by David Townsend on October 1, 2009
Excellent shot. Well Captured |
Posted by Gabe Basco on October 1, 2009
Breathtaking mate!! Well done. |
Posted by Paulo João Pianaro on October 1, 2009
Parabens very, very, very, very beautiful picture of your most beautiful bird of the heavens. |
Posted by Ptadeu on October 1, 2009
Very, Very Fantastic photo.
Congratulations!!!!! I love!!!!!!
Paulo - Brazil |
Posted by M. Azizul Islam on October 1, 2009
Amazing shot Anthony. Captures the raw power and grace at the same time. Congrats!!! |
Posted by Richard Carnright on October 1, 2009
Absolutely stunning!!! Excellent composition and a powerful demonstration of thrust, acceleration and lift quickly overwhelming mass, gravity and drag. These marathon flights truly push the limits of physics. On another note, one thing is puzzling me. Maybe it's standard procedure on take-off for a flight of such long duration (although I don't have a clue as to why) or an effect of the image capture characteristics, but it does appear the fan on #1 (outboard port side) is almost idling. On a relatively short run out, I would expect all four at least approaching absolute maximum. |
Posted by André Castro on October 1, 2009
Fantastic shot of a powerful takeoff! Definitely one of my favorites.
Congratulations. |
Posted by Damien Aiello on October 1, 2009
Another SHOW STOPPER!! .. Excellent.. |
Posted by Aaron on October 1, 2009
Spectacular clear photo and rotation within 7000 feet (2133m). Shows how awesome this aircraft is though it may not have been a completely full payload. Still "very heavy" though! |
Posted by Nathan Bartlett on October 1, 2009
Just awesome AJ! Well done mate! |
Posted by Anthony Jackson on October 3, 2009
Thank you very much everyone, it was an amazing departure! |
Posted by G-BNLE on October 3, 2009
Outstanding photo, I believe everything has been said in the comments above; however I wish to add my congratulations, this is a brilliant photo! The clarity and angle could not be any better. All the best from GBNLE! |
Posted by Serge Dejonckheere on October 12, 2009
I love this picture. It is simply wonderful. Congratulations Anthony. |
Posted by Darren Howie - Vortex Aviation Photography on October 17, 2009
Best Jumbo photo I've seen in ages AJ! |
Posted by artaucan on October 18, 2009
What an amazing shot, great job ! |
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