Posted by William on September 13, 2006
Just Awesome!!! |
Posted by Pamela de Boer on September 13, 2006
What an amazing powerful shot! cheers, Pamela |
Posted by Dale Coleman on September 13, 2006
Stunning stuff Tony! I'd have given it the SC title too had I have screened it. Cheers, Dale. |
Posted by Sam Pollitt on September 13, 2006
The best on Jetphotos now! |
Posted by STEVE SPEARS on September 13, 2006
This pilot ain't playin'!! He's making this DC-10 hustle up!! Flying it like he stoled it!! Super shot, Tony! Gets my vote! |
Posted by Tomás Cubero Maingot - SJO Spotter on September 13, 2006
Just amazing Tony! I got to see this but with an A300 which also got an SC. I love these types of photos! Great job! Tomas. |
Posted by Colin Parker - AirTeamImages on September 13, 2006
Beautiful picture! Fantastic angle and fantastic lighting, well done! |
Posted by Damian McCoy on September 14, 2006
Magnificent shot there Tony! |
Posted by Javier González on September 14, 2006
Nice shot ! amazing ! |
Posted by Vidal Méndez-Atlantic Aviation Photography on September 14, 2006
Amazing Tony. Good job and congratulations. |
Posted by Scotty Curtis on September 14, 2006
Well done, awesome shot ! |
Posted by Steven Draper Photography on September 14, 2006
Ohoooooooooo. Another photo for the flight mangers office? There are a couple of reasons why you can do a "high pitch angle on take-off." and I suggest in routine operation none is for the benefit of enthusiastic onlookers! These can be wrong trim, wrong rotation speed, (too fast amplifies the control forces making things lively but normally two small requiring a greater angle of attack to lift off.) Many airlines monitor flight parameters and this kind of thing can spike the tape with an event............ |
Posted by Alex G. Denicourt - Contrails Aviation Photography on September 14, 2006
Wow! Simply a stunning shot you got there Tony! Great aircraft, great angle and great light....and without a doubt great skills from the photographer It all makes for a wonderful image, and it makes me think that I should go back to MAN real soon. Thanks for sharing! |
Posted by Matt - Manchester Photography Group on September 14, 2006
Perfect timing! Awesome.... |
Posted by Jid Webb on September 15, 2006
Well done Big T
Quality as always. |
Posted by Jordan Duncan on September 15, 2006
It's been said 15 times already but I think it deserves another one. Great shot Tony! |
Posted by Tony Woof on September 16, 2006
Guys, thanks for all the comments - one of those right place, right time moments after weeks of intending to go down on a Sunday afternoon for the Biman |
Posted by Neil McDonald - The Hong Kong Spotters on September 17, 2006
The best angle in the world, to view a tri-jet! And the best picture of one in sometime! |
Posted by Andrew Hunt on September 17, 2006
A wonderful photo....congratulations! |
Posted by James Rowson on September 17, 2006
Simply stunnning Tony. One of the best photos from Ringway in a long time!! |
Posted by Alistair on September 17, 2006
I've been to Manchester a few times to try and capture the Biman, but I think I could visit 10,000 times and still not get a pic as good as this! AWESOME! |
Posted by luca on September 20, 2006
Great picture for sure on one of my favourite planes!! But............. I'm no expert but dont you guys get the impression that there is a piece of wing missing on the right wing right next to the fusulage??? Take a close look and let me know if this is normal!!! |
Posted by Tony Woof on September 21, 2006
Have checked the full size original and others in the sequence - I suspect the apparent missing bit is an effect of the angle of view and the front slats which are extended either side of the engines |
Posted by Arif Pal on September 25, 2006
Great picture! I think the picture is absolutely fabulous, but somehow for me the biman red and dark green colour scheme with a black nose really doesn't do justice to the outlook of a big plane. |
Posted by Jeff on October 7, 2007
Yikes! I've flown Biman. Scary. I do not recommend it!!! |
Posted by M. Azizul Islam on March 14, 2010
Spectacularly, stupendously, strikingly, superbly, scarily, scarcely ........beautiful shot Tony. It's been said many times already but I had to say it again as I have just come across this shot. I never had much time to browse when this was loaded so that could be the reason why I missed it at the time. However I am so glad that I came across it today. Really, really well done and many, many congratulations. |
Posted by darkbluecactus on May 20, 2011
Tony, Thanks for this great picture! I didn't think the oldest veteran of the Biman fleet would look so grandiose! |
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