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Barry Tipping
{K:959} 7/29/2002
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Bryce is a 3D modeling program...examples:
http://www.metasynth.com/BRYCEART/PAGES/galleryBryce.html
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Bryce Hughes
{K:2957} 7/28/2002
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for such a high degree of dificulty, i wouldn't be too worried about the exposure, it looks damn fine,
love the flames at the back, brilliant colours against the body of the plane and sky
ummmm......whats a bryce image?
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Barry Tipping
{K:959} 7/28/2002
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This is a great shot! I wish the shock diamonds were a little more prounounced...but the composition and color make it look almost like a Bryce image or special effect. Nice work!
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John Myers
{K:4308} 7/28/2002
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this is great. i love how you were able to catch the jet flame in the back.
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Terrence Kent
{K:7023} 7/28/2002
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If we only saw the underside of the jet and it was entirely backlit then you'd have the option of exposing to put detail in that area, but as is I see the topside of the craft looking about as exposed as it should be - so in this instance I don't see any problem with the exposure, it's not as if there's some beastly flash you could have used to fill this scene, heh. Great shot~
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Ron Browne
{K:1282} 7/28/2002
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Jason,
Know exactly what you mean! One of these years I want to make a pilgramage to Farnbourough. I have to tell you, this is one of the nicest photos of the Eurofighter in action I've seen so far.
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Jason Row
{K:134} 7/28/2002
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Hi Ron. Thanks for the comment. Re the Canard, the original has more detail but a much flatter sky. I have used artistic licence to make the sky a little more dramatic at the expense of overal detail in the aircraft. Also with the aircraft being black and a very bright sky its very difficult to judge a good compromise exposure.
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Ron Browne
{K:1282} 7/28/2002
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Hi Jason,
Enjoying your fighters. This one is very nicely caught at a critical moment, low and slow, high angle of attack and punching the afterburners. Good job, but I'm wondering if there's a little more detail available on your digital neg regarding the bottom of the plane? I can barely make out the left side canard (a very distinctive feature), at least on my monitor. Believe me, I know how tough it is to photograph an air show and you've done a great job here. Nice work!
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