burner shot

anyone have marshmallows?

Atlantic City 2008

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Nice. I'd doubt a marshmallow would survive that. :P

Great shot, what lens? Was it cropped?

aridan wrote in post #6233242
Great shot, what lens? Was it cropped?

100-400mm.. it wasnt that good that day.. for some reason.. 90% were coming out soft. but i was facing the sun.. plus the haze doesnt help

cropped a tiny bit.. he was super close (more than usual)

demar727 wrote in post #6233468
cropped a tiny bit.. he was super close (more than usual)

I would say so! It looks like he was close enough to singe off your eyebrows. Excellent shot!

Very nice!!

Nice shot

thats a great shot.

Awesome shot!

justincase724 wrote in post #6233494
I would say so! It looks like he was close enough to singe off your eyebrows. Excellent shot!

ear drums.. yes.. eye brows.. no...lol

Way cool, man.

THAT is an awsome shot. If you are in a position to do so, I remember the sunset/ after dark afterburners on the planes when I was at Miramar in the '70's. VERY interesting colors and suspended rings out the rear.

I wasn't "in" to photography back then much, and we weren't allowed to have cameras out on the field.

440roadrunner wrote in post #6243965
THAT is an awsome shot. If you are in a position to do so, I remember the sunset/ after dark afterburners on the planes when I was at Miramar in the '70's. VERY interesting colors and suspended rings out the rear.

I wasn't "in" to photography back then much, and we weren't allowed to have cameras out on the field.

thanks man

rules are still the same.. its very hard bringing a camera out on the flightline..its a ****.. they make it seem like the world never seen an F-16 before.. boooooooo lol

Excellent capture Demar, you should get the mailing address of the T-Birds and send off a copy in hopes of becoming their new photographer for the 2009 season!

Love it!