Right-angle Contrails by durleybeachbum
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What chance of this? I glanced up from the seat that Ralph usually occupies and caught a couple of shots of this before it was wafted away on the breeze.
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Comments (16)
That is quite a dizzy angle Andrea !! Nice blue sky.
So well cought and spotted :-)
funny pov
Wonderful capture Andrea
Well spotted!!!
I would say it's a fine POV rather than a funny one, very dynamic Andrea.
Once in a life time shot. Aloha
Somebody knows where and when to draw the line ... you can call that a lucky strike ;) (or more!) BB
Looks to me like someone is playing "tic tac toe"...great spotting and capture!
Great angle!!
Did you deliberately put the picture on it's side ,I'm thinking of suing you for giving me a crick in the neck.
Superb capture Andrea. God bless.
Great catch and almost parallel with the roof line. I assume they missed each other or perhaps this was one talented pilot.
Some people say that such trails are just condensation and others say that they have chemicals to control the weather or peoples minds.Who knows?Nice shot whatever the case may be.
A right angle capture is a surprise - for the conspiracy theorists on this side of the great pond - they are called Cemtrails. No I am not one of them!!!
I love this! The flickr shows much more of the cloud-contrail conflict, but this shot has more drama, as a shot. When I first zoomed, I thought of 2 things: 1) Corey Black's shots, because he uses tilts without thinking twice, and he pulls them off every time. (As you did here.) And 2) my earliest shots, NOT because I pulled them off, but because I had no clue how to hold a camera. (Years back I'd have said, "oooh, that's arty!" Now I say, "ooooh, I may puke!") But with THIS shot, I love the angle because you've got a very sharp sandwich up there, the layers of the facade, so clear and contrasted. So, on a tilt, they really turn our heads around. And next to that? Deep blue and the zen painting of the clouds. Wonderful! Ya didn't know Ralph had such a fine eye! (Get that dog to paint, he could get into MoMA.) This shot's a real wake up: Shake up the comfort zone, get fresh air into your lungs, ba-da-boom...