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Originally Posted by wunaladreamin

Definitely backlit.

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Agreed.

Thanks for your input!

Any thoughts on this one for A.net?

http://i1316.photobucket.com/albums/...ps7e334f1b.jpg

http://www.airliners.net/addphotos/b...-recovered.jpg

Jared, looks slightly oversharp on the tail and the tires to me.

Thanks rom!

It's a cool shot, but I think the screeners might consider it too gimmicky balancing on the wires. But who knows?

Jared, I am looking at this on my monitor at the office, in my eyes this shot is killed by heat distortion :(

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Originally Posted by Aviation.High.Guy

It's a cool shot, but I think the screeners might consider it too gimmicky balancing on the wires. But who knows?

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I think he should definitely give it a go, but it is true that with the massive amount of photos that are being screened, first impression is key. I did have that same initial thought. I like it though, I like different angles.

I can see the heat shimmer too Jared.

Thanks guys. According to the rejection guide, you are allowed 50% of the landing gear be blocked. I know about the heat haze but we will see what happens!

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Originally Posted by Jared Blech

Thanks guys. According to the rejection guide, you are allowed 50% of the landing gear be blocked. I know about the heat haze but we will see what happens!

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Good luck Jared.

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Originally Posted by Roush6NY

Jared, I am looking at this on my monitor at the office, in my eyes this shot is killed by heat distortion :(

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Yeah, I agree with Kaz...the heat haze will be a problem. If it's just caused by the engines, it might be acceptable, but it's all over, really.

Trying out Jetphotos while my queue is full on A.net
http://www.jetphotos.net/viewqueued_b.php?id=4256613

I don't think you'll have any problem getting this into JP.