This shot was taken during a demonstration of a bombing run during an the Muskegon Air Show. The original was much more impressive, but I clipped the airplane on the bottom and could just hear the comments.
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The things DPC'ers do just for a good photo :-) Okay I'll ask, what is it? Did ya blow up the neighbours house? Or is this your idea of a good barbecue? The rich colors are so vibrant, your photo has really come alive. Just the two little black marks in the sky are a little bothersome, but without spot editing them there isn't much you can do about it - 9.
WOW! This is a wildly cool shot!! Mass destruction! Great color and visual impact. Who got burned? What are the two black dots in your blue sky? Just curious.... I see an odd color line just above your border on the botton (it's just one or two pixel rows)??? 10 Rob the Swash
This is great, not sure what those 2 spots are but i`ll give you extra points for not spot editing them out (although if should be allowed for specks like this). 10
Here's one of the best photos regarding the question part. And not to make it sound like I just like the question, a well executed photo too. Great exposure on the fire.
Definitely wondering what the heck caused this conflagration! Fantastic color. Only distractions (not that you could have done much about them) are the small pieces of debris in the top center and right center of the frame.
Great shot, nicely captured. Probably doesn't need that border and I think it confines the picture a bit. Nicely picks out the colours from the flames, smoke and sky, good job.
You've got to be kidding me! How on earth did you get a shot like this? Do you work on a movie set? The spots on the sky are distracting but WHO CARES!
Great shot, makes you wander what is under the flames. The two dots over the flames are a bit distracting, but not too much, and you probably couldn't do anything about it = 7