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This is SAAB's Gripen fighter jet, on display at the 2010 Farnborough Air Show.
About the photo
Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon 70-200mm.
More by iamAbhishek
Comments (5)
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Dallat123
I love the image, amazing clarity in the foreground and love how the background is out of focus. One thing to say to the person above who mentioned rust and this is in no way meant to sound arrogant or cheeky. I dont think its rust on the plane, more dirt or some sort of debris, I have been into planes since I was no age and got to RAF Cranwell so I know a little not that im an expert, but I cannot see the plane being allowed to fly if it had rust on it. The Gs these things pull it would simply disintegrate...... I dont see anyway, amazing shot :) I love the image the way it is and how it almost look model like.
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miker66
Great shot! Love the clarity, right down to the water droplets on the canopy. Exceptional! Not sure if I would change anything, The photo grabs you straight away.
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rejectEd
Same comments as above, really. A stupendous shot with no obvious faults. Nothing. Zero. If improvements could be made to this, I don't know what they are.
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MrPacMan36
Love the image, love the way the clouds aren't as focused, so it gives more focus to the jet. I don't like the water drops or whatever they are on the top of the window, and I don't like the rust. But what can you really do about those things? Photoshopping would take forever and would be unnatural. Thanks ;)
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Frostmint
This image is so awesome. I have been a lifelong fan of military airplanes, and these are quite rare on Interfacelift. The lighting is perfect, angles are exceptional, and wow, what a fighter :D Possibly, focus just a bit more on the clouds? Not sure if that's even possible though.