"Hindquarter" > wrote in message
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There is something screwy about that picture... the perspective is all
wrong.

The plane is way too small, as compared to the people on the scooters, and
to the car.

I suspect a telephoto lens is making it look like the plane is directly
overhead of the people on the road, when in reality, it is much further
away, closer to the runway.

Still, it does look interesting.
--
Jim in NC

I tend to agree. I'm no photo expert, but if this is as it appears there is
no way I can see that the driver of the car wouldn't be decapitated by the
nose wheel.

Brian

Hindquarter > wrote in news:Xns9A3A8C186370CNotReal@
207.115.33.102:

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>

> a écrit dans le message de news:
m...
>I tend to agree. I'm no photo expert, but if this is as it appears there
>is
> no way I can see that the driver of the car wouldn't be decapitated by the
> nose wheel.
>
And where's the shadow of the plane ?
;o)

BW schrieb:
> > a écrit dans le message de news:
> m...
>> I tend to agree. I'm no photo expert, but if this is as it appears there
>> is
>> no way I can see that the driver of the car wouldn't be decapitated by the
>> nose wheel.
>>
> And where's the shadow of the plane ?
> ;o)
>
>
Look at the shadow of the scooter in the foreground.
If interpreting the picture about its proportions, the tail of the plane
has crossed the street ca 20m. so the shadow will be about 200m away in
the sink.

BW wrote:

> > a écrit dans le message de news:
> m...
>
>>I tend to agree. I'm no photo expert, but if this is as it appears there
>>is
>>no way I can see that the driver of the car wouldn't be decapitated by the
>>nose wheel.
>>
>
> And where's the shadow of the plane ?
> ;o)
>
>


If you look carefully, there is no shadow because of the time of day.
Look at the long shadow of the motorcycle/rider which indicates the
plane's shadow is out of viewing range.

Also, the focal length of the lens exaggerates the closeness of the
plane's position.

JT