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Messing around at 27000 feet

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    Wow! Amazingly sharp detail on the engine in #1 RM, and love the comp.
    Love those cloud formations in that 2nd one. Both awesome captures.
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    cool view - I dig shot 1 here.
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    Nice work, I am amazed at the clarity and sharpness .. undoubtedly you took the images through the window, and the glass does not seem to have a big effect on the outcome. I also favour shot 1 here ...
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    Thank you HBG, Marko & Matt. Both of these were 3 exposure HDR processed in Photoshop HDR Pro.
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    Very nice, I like both of them, the blades on the first shot are awesome.

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    Thanks for looking & responding Richard
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