Past Prime
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Comment by kawhona:
This shot begs for more saturation and better lighting. Love the diagonal composition but, feel you could have taken more off the top. I bet if you shot this under the right lighing conditions it would be stunning.

Passengers aboard at 9:15... Wheels up at 9:30
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Comment by annah:
Interesting, but that blown sky is a bit distracting.

Past Prime
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Comment by Blim:
Beautiful colours.

Past Prime
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Comment by tate:
nice suject - i'd like to see a shot through the window or an interesting angle-5

Passengers aboard at 9:15... Wheels up at 9:30
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Comment by Mr_Pants:
Excellent example of lines leading to a subject. Perhaps I'd like more line on the left and less hangar on the right.

Past Prime
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Comment by Titia:
Looks like it's standing there quite a long time regarding the green growing halfway it's front and that's obsolete enough for me. I like the red color, nice composition. I'll rate it an 8.

Imminent... Darkness
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Comment by RobotBanjo:
I must've missed this one when voting! Man, I wish I hadn't, this is a winner! How cool.

Past Prime
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Comment by CLarson557:
Is this an old fire truck? Interesting that tire chains were on it when it was parked and that they are on the front. Anyway (LOL), definatly mets challenge IMO. Picture well done.

Passengers aboard at 9:15... Wheels up at 9:30
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Comment by Artifacts:
Leading lines or curves generally have two purposes. One is to lead the viewer into the scene. The other is to lead you toward the main subject. It is most effective if they come in from the lower left because that is the natural direction humans visually scan a picture from so are easiest to pick up.

Classic curve from the left directing attention to the plane.

Passengers aboard at 9:15... Wheels up at 9:30
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Comment by tjbel05:
good concept