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Paul Boocock
{K:8314} 7/14/2005
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I know it's a real plane but it does look like a model for some reason, not sure why exactly!?
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drilan P drilan
{K:12030} 7/13/2005
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Ça c'était un avion (le Messerschmitt)... malheureusement pour eux le Spitfire était beaucoup plus maniable et les pilotes pour s'en débarasser faisaient une virevolte et les reprenaient par derrière. Bon! assez!
drilan
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Claude H.
{K:1560} 7/13/2005
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Beautiful plane. I like the composition excluding all distractive elements. It reminds me of my scale modeling period. I was doing WWII airplanes. Regards, Claude
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Antonio Trincone
{K:23167} 7/13/2005
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may be in a good BW tone should be much better
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Mark Mahar
{K:3233} 7/13/2005
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Hey George,
It looks fast and like it's "all engine" . Look at the size of that prop and engine compared to the rest of the plane. Excellent capture.
Cheers,
-mm
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ken krishnan
{K:19102} 7/13/2005
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George,
Thats a wonderfu info to go with this magnificent fighter plane.
I fly small planes- the Chesna. But never learnt much about history of planes. A fascinating subject.
Nice shot.
regards,
ken.
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Mark Sherman
{K:15669} 7/13/2005
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perfect title. the grays are perfect. Interesting into how it was put into the corner though...
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Larry Fosse
{K:66493} 7/13/2005
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Larry Quigley is gunna really like this...nice capture and great presentation George
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Dr. Rafael Springmann
{K:89517} 7/13/2005
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You might be interested to learn, my friend, that it was planes like the one in your excellent photo that helped us, during the War of Independence, to beat the Egyptian Spitfires. They were supplied to us by countries behind the Iron Curtain. (1948-9)
Thank you, George, for your very kind comments on my "Leaves on roof" and my "Multicolored key chains."
Best regards,
Rafi
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