RP#10 by Faemike55
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High in the sky - just a wonderful view. I envy the ability to soar above life's problems
Comments (18)
good rotor blur and foto
Nice catch with the blade blur.
Dragon fly? Drone? Or hell-chopper? I guess the latter (despite spelling goofs!). Nice shot from far off. Keep up the good work! :-)
Aw! Kitty thinks its an insect on my monitor! She sure is funny at times!
Cool shot... and so do I... only I all to often come crashing down!!
Very beautiful capture!
Nice aerial shot!
One of the reasons I love dragon flys. Like copters they can just fly away from all the issues we deal with on the ground.
Unless it's privately owned, he's probably IN on life's problems!!! ;)
Cool shot of this 'copter, Mike! I love heli's - they're a blast to rind in!
The only helicopter I ever see around here is the new police chopper I think.
Free as a bird!
Inspiring capture!!!
Weirdest looking bird I ever saw. Nice catch.
Yes ..It would be lovely. Great capture.
It is very beautiful!
A fabulous capture!!
Great capture. Looks like a dragonfly!
With Richard, yes, I love the roto blur, next to the definition of the copter. And I read Rod---I can see how a person who flew a lot can find helicopters a real blast. I was in one a few times, and all I knew was, if it shook anymore, my arms were going to fall off! I mean, the view was wonderful---aided by all the glass surrounding us---but mannnnn, that thing shook. No other experience like it!
I zoomed this all the way, and we really feel the lone presence of the thing, and how lonely and sublime it is to be in one of these creatures. Away from life's problems, as you say. I really like how many subjects you explore...as you do in your 3D work as well...