Posted by Sriram Hariharan on October 14, 2010
Fantastic shot, Murt.. A nice comment on this picture as well. |
Posted by Aalok Gaitonde on October 14, 2010
What a cracking shot Murt, and from such a rare and exotic location :-) This is a very nice and worthy reward for that 36 hour road journey in the mountains, congrats! Thanks for sharing such a beautiful picture, and please keep them coming. |
Posted by Beardsley on October 14, 2010
Very nice photo Mr. Sattar. Breathtakingly amazing. Shame there isn't an EasyJet A319 on this show otherwise it surely would have go an SC! |
Posted by Matt - Manchester Photography Group on October 14, 2010
Quality shot Murt, well worth the trip! |
Posted by Kevin Murphy on October 14, 2010
A truely terrific photograph, well done. |
Posted by Piotr Olechnowicz on October 14, 2010
Respect..! Perfect work. |
Posted by M. Azizul Islam on October 14, 2010
Absolutely spell binding shot Murtaza. Well done and congratulations for the beautiful shot, the epic history behind the scene, the effort and well deservedly making it to the top 4. Definitely getting my PC vote for this. Once again thanks for bringing this beautiful picture from this so remote region, cheers!!! |
Posted by Paul Massey on October 14, 2010
A superb photo and very interesting story Murt...top marks for a great effort and well deserved s/c, well done! |
Posted by A320 on October 14, 2010
I am sorry, really amazing! ! ! !
Pakistan is nice city about photo: -) |
Posted by Beautiful! on October 14, 2010
Murtaza,
That's a great and amazing powerful photo. One of the best I've seen on last days in Jetphotos website.
Also great comment!
Regards |
Posted by Lars Hentschel on October 14, 2010
Well worth the journey Murtaza, what a great scenery you have captured. Thank you for sharing! |
Posted by Rutvij Talavdekar on October 14, 2010
Breathtaking Shot, Murt. It must be bitter sweet Memories driving so long! Regds. |
Posted by Rashid Mushtaq on October 14, 2010
It is awsome, the picture, the background. Good job |
Posted by Julian Mittnacht on October 15, 2010
72 hour ride for one picture. Thats insane! But the result is just amazing. Great job! Thanks for sharing! |
Posted by Paul W Furmanski on October 15, 2010
Great composition Murt... well worth your hard work and endeavour, and nice to hear the bigger story as well. I don't think you'll be forgetting the moment you pressed the shutter release on this one for a very long time! Congratulations on capturing the essence of what it is to be a photographer as well as an aviation enthusiast. All the best, Paul. |
Posted by Murtaza Sattar on October 15, 2010
Thank you all for your kind words. Yes, I did travel more than 72 hours by rough road all the way to Gilgit and back just for these photos. Of course there was the beautiful scenery to go with them. Thank you. |
Posted by Vishal Jolapara on October 15, 2010
Beautiful!! |
Posted by Nik French on October 16, 2010
Superb shot Murt, a fantastic amount of effort for a truly stunning photo !! |
Posted by asuspine on October 16, 2010
Thank you Murt, assisting you was a pleasure. I have three photos of AP-BHM at Gilgit on JP. You completed the story from a fourth angle with a stunning shot. I have been waiting so long to see it on JP but its a shame that I missed the D-Day. Thanks for this awesome shot. |
Posted by Tony Woof on October 17, 2010
Wonderful shot. good to see all the effort paid off for you. |
Posted by Tony Marlow on October 25, 2010
Fascinating shot from a rare location. Your efforts to get there well worth it. |
Posted by Shaggy on October 30, 2010
Glorious!!! |
Posted by Stu Doherty on November 7, 2010
Excellent shot my friend. It's a well deserved People's Choice. |
Posted by Paul Bailey on November 12, 2010
Superb shot Murt, so much is in the composition from the stunning backdrop and the runway perspective to the little dust devils. Something for me to aspire too. |
Posted by Muccapazza75 - Leone Roberto on June 20, 2011
Great catch Murt! It's one of my preferred point of view! |
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