Final Approach

Critiques [Translate]

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• Texan (24)
• [2007-06-08 10:17]

Nice concept but just too far away.

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• Tomek (16786)
• [2007-06-08 10:28]

Very nice capture, a bit too far but anyway I love to watch aircrafts, especially 747:)
And that sunset make this picture a nice combo.
Well done:)
Regards - Tom

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• calbreaz (3362)
• [2007-06-08 16:03]

hi, jeremy
stubbornness is good, very good. I don't let things go if I want them to stay, too.
fine picture. the processing is not quite good, but the moment is worthy. thanks
max zoom is not a choice, anyway... maybe good to know.

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• fserajian (2040)
• [2007-06-08 18:24]

Hi Jeremy,

Love this shot, coudl do with a bit of USM.

Regards

Fara

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• ocskaym (268)
• [2007-06-11 10:49]

Hi Jeremy,
Nice dusk photo!
I really like the crop, the slight frame, the plane above the trees and the lights of that building. But the best is the unusually coloured sky, that makes the photo interesting.
TFS!
Best wishes,
Marci

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• Juliet (13588)
• [2007-06-11 19:38]

Hi Jeremy,
You've managed to capture a very difficult shot quite well. First the lighting at that time is difficult, then to capture the plane whilst in the midst of winds and distance-- you've done a nice job. TFS Julie

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• ScottHale (136)
• [2007-06-22 20:49]

hypocrisy?
Hard to believe that someone could hold his chin up after saying that about your photo, and then having this in his gallery. I like this moody shot, the colors are great and this is an unusual shot of a plane flying into the sunset. Nicely done,
Scott

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• eyesthetix (8706)
• [2007-06-27 4:18]

brilliant colours and action captured here too Jeremy :)
Again I like the panoramic format.

Best regards, Daniel

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• giorgio2005 (1463)
• [2008-10-13 0:00]

Yes, here I can read the poetry of the end of a journey. Time is a human semplification while this sunset makes me think...