Contrails #1 by goodoleboy
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Aviators, doing their thing, in their jet aeroplanes.
Captured back on 3/16/10, very early in the morning, within a mere block of my gravid pad.
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Toodles, thankx for tuning in, and for any and all complimentary comments and faves.
Comments (10)
excerllent shots !
Contrails or Chemtrails? Who knows? I see these almost everyday~ Super shots, Harry :)
I love these, they always make me wonder about the planes that left them...great collage of thought-provokers, Harry!
Terrific shots!
They are watching us. :>) Wonderful collage Harry. Dana
Blue skies, nothing but blue skies...AND contrails! Love the vivid sky blues. Well done Harry.
I love when the different trails intersect....I call it "x marks the spot".
The blue in the second image is my favorite...contrasts excellent with the white...to cool Harry!
after you mentioned contrails in my gallery, I looked it up to see where the name came from: "Condensation trails": That's why it's called that! I know you were in the airplane business (you mentioned it somewhere, maybe several times), and I know you & Bill & Rob & a few others know planes intimately. I don't, but have ogled at them through all of your galleries over time. Here you show their 'footprint'. As contrails, the shots are vivid, the first two look like the same contrails only a little time apart (or different angles), and the last has a deep tail at the bottom---nice capture of a big aero-punctuation mark. (I've shot contrails myself, but alas I don't have it yet, mine just look like sky. Much yet to study there.) And the 3d one is a beautiful capture of the street & houses, the tones are quite subtle, as are the lights on the leaves, etc. It's what I picture an LA neighborhood to look like. Amazing how the contrail tapers across the whole shot, there. A fine montage, and that 3d one is a fine shot of your home city.