Home to Roost by bmac62
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Working with clouds.
Four of the US Air Force Thunderbirds Demonstration Team coming in for a formation landing at the end of a show.
Thanks for stopping by.
Bill

Comments (25)
Spectacular formation shot Bill, amazing!
Great shot Bill!
Excellent capture Bill:)
Nice shot against that background!
Superb shot, Bill!
nice capture
Great flight formation capture and beautful contrast with the clouds!!! Great shot!!! :)
WoW!!! Is the formation really that close or did you use a clone brush :) Great work Bill.
After reading Emil-arts comment, I wondered. There are subtle differences in the cockpits and port stabilizers. Rare scene.
I assume there's an art to aerial photography in land or in air; and this seems to capture part of it because the planes, though airborne, seem almost suspended, like toys; and even though they're readying for a landing it's still amazing to see them look almost still, almost like a dog in your arms just as you approach the floor (its legs & body arched & ready to jump). For me, a very clear and almost still shot. I like this capture a lot. (I assume only someone very familiar with flight could even know how to get this moment; most people probably wouldn't know the moment was approaching...)
Great job, Bill...
Hi bill! First thing I noticed when this opened on my screen were the clouds! So, you did it! Well done. Next trick, slightly more difficult I find, is to do the same with the clouds and bring out the colours on the planes as well.....without losing cloud effects! Great picture, my friend and thanks for the info. Have to wonder, whats a current US truck doing in civil ownership in the UK? Threw me! Rob.
Beautiful shot, clouds vs aircraft great contrast. Seeing the peacefulness of the birds its hard to realize they are moving over 140 mph... Your capture makes me think immediately of Flight Officer Magee's "High Flight" Oh! I have slipped the surly bonds of earth And danced the skies on laughter-silvered wings; Sunward I've climbed, and joined the tumbling mirth Of sun-split clouds - and done a hundred things You have not dreamed of ....... http://www.deltaweb.co.uk/spitfire/hiflight.htm.. Good memories, good times, thanks Cheers, Skipper
Nice shot Bill, this is not an easy thing to do exposurewise, you did a great job.
Excellent shot including a powerful sky.
Great formation shot !
Why do they look so familiar ? :) Thanks again for the help Bill. Is it just the angle or is the bottom right one a 2 seater??. As said above stunning work on the clouds.
Great shot! They looks almost as good as our display team. The Red Arrows 8~)
Down and dirty in perfect formation. What a cool shot!
Very nice....neat image...
I have been able to see them at there home base doing maneuvers over North Las Vegas, but they are so high it would be uesless to take a picture.yours is excellent
Super POV to catch the F-16s, in perfect formation, coming in for a landing, Bill! Like the cloud background also.
Wow, awesome capture of these big birds--I saw the Blue Angels once and these guys sure know how to fly, all of em!!
Fantastic capture! My son would love this and so do I. I love jets. They are just thrilling.
Hi Bill, thanks for the nice compliments and for visiting my gallery. I admired your opening picture right away of you standing next to the Harrier. This photograph reminds me of the pictures my son sent when he flew an F16 in an Air Show up in Alaska. He's in the Air Force and has made it a career. He will be stopping by for a few days in between transferring to a NC base. So thanks again for dropping by and keep adding to that nice gallery of yours. Richard