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 A visitor from United States posted Thu December 25, 2008:
Sure wish I could have been with you to witness this firsthand :-} Beautiful shot! |
 A visitor from Canada posted Mon December 22, 2008:
Proudly Canadian!! |
A visitor from Canada posted Sat October 25, 2008:
Captures the clean sweeping lines of the Canadian Hornet. |
 A visitor from Portugal posted Fri October 24, 2008:
Simply amazing! nice vapour cone |
 A visitor from United Kingdom posted Fri October 24, 2008:
The two pressure waves are a lucky shot but still, aawesome! Great work!e |
A visitor from Canada posted Tue October 7, 2008:
Great shot! With the clouds and the angle of the jet this photo really stands out. Congrats on a great photo! |
A visitor from United States posted Mon October 6, 2008:
Awesome. I've never seen this effect captured with such symmetry and evenness before. A rare photo to be sure. |
A visitor from United States posted Mon October 6, 2008:
Awesome |
A visitor from Canada posted Sat October 4, 2008:
The plane is most likely at mach 0.9 pushing a compression wave at the wing, but to capture a secondary at the cockpit requires great luck and timing and he has succeeded at this with clarity, as well. |
 A visitor from Venezuela posted Sat October 4, 2008:
Nice picture, good to see this fisical fenomenals |
 A visitor from - posted Sat October 4, 2008:
Once in a lifetime shot. Amazing. Thank you for sharing. |
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