"Contrail above the mist" for Richardphotos by 0rest4wicked
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Description
This is a zoom into the last post, "The many faces of El Capitan". When I first shot the image I laughed at not seeing the plane, but decided to keep it, thinking of Richardphotos. When posting the Coyote Butte Wilderness series I had mentioned the numerous aircraft that passed the area. A little bit of information Richard passed along to me was about "contrails", a term unfamiliar to me at that time.
A "contrail" is a visible trail of water droplets or ice crystals formed in the wake of an aircraft. Now I understood the science of what formed the wake, but not the actual scientific name. So this post is for Richard and all the things we learn from one another.
Thanks for your support.

Comments (18)
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Awesome catch of the contrail! And the jet!
Fantastic shot & capture! perfect timing as well!
Wonderful capture!
beautiful place and photo!
What an amazing work, love that mist!
Lovely image! Great play on light!
The mountain is making magic happen...or is it you with your artistic eye and fabulous skill?
Very nice scene and POV. Great lighting! Really well done.
gorgeous image!
Great POV very beautiful photography my friend.
Really nice scene and place! Great capture!
spectacular misty natural effect, great capture
beautiful!
Great timong you had to get his capture!
thanks for the awesome dedication.I apologize for being late but I have not been able to visit the galleries as I would like. it is a beautiful landscape
What an amazing shot. It almost looks as if the jet is pulling the mist off the mountain. The contrasts are really lovely. A spectacular shot!
Very nice!