Tall Tail by bmac62
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Comments (27)
Genial composition...Very well done
Very interesting shot(s)
Quite a plane, quite a tail and a super image Bill.
Thats tall... Nice composition Bill, well done..
Very beautiful..not sure what I'm looking at!
Quite a plane that is. Beautiful too.
Ah... a cargo 747 with extra long body. I never thought of the height of the tail. I wonder why this size? Must be for better rudder effect. Very nice job with the compositing, which gives a good idea of the size in relation to the rest of the plane. Was this the whole plane in the hangar, or just the tail? Keep up the good work! :-)
Brilliant idea to show it this way, with the plane superimposed. Love the creamy look your mono treatment gives it. REALLY fine work!
Seems like the plane is coming through the window, clever!!!
Great image Hugs Susan~
excellent
bonne image
oustanding picture
superb shot
Very nicely done; what a pristine tail fin!
Great superimposition in this shot of the cargo 747, against what I assume is the vertical part of the tail section, Bill. Oh well, better a tall tail, than a tall tale.
A super image and a great tail. I love how it looks as if it is coming through the window.
Ha Ha! Tara is rubbing off on you. Minus the tell tale info point this would have made an interesting quiz :-) Love the tones in this and a masterful overlay.
Very nice work!!
Wow! Nice shot. Aloha
Very impressive!
Very good idea of picture !
Great presentation!
S U P E R B
you have done this pic wonderful, real art work!!
Man, that IS one tall 'tail!' I love the sepia tone, and the way you've placed the full-size 747 in the image. Excellent, Bill!
Looks like a reflection... Very well done, Clive