Rainbow view by babuci

Photography • Abstract • posted on Jun 21, 2007

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Hello ladies and gentlemens! Third and final shot of my rainbow experience. A plane on a runway (we just arrived) Some of you had some question...The plane was a small charter Saab-340B type and I was a passenger.(Yes I did see a cookpit but a Captain ask not to take pictures) Thanx to comment and see my pictures day after day...seeya

Comments (19)

tr4cey

6:18PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

Wow, awesome colours!

MrsLubner

6:18PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

Another very interesting, unique and colorful shot. Wonderful series. Most enjoyable!

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Zorg1955

6:35PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

Great one Tunde ! Excellent ......

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goodoleboy

6:58PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

Oh, I love the effects of that propeller blur! A gorgeous sight and a great effect against the cloud background. I bet this was a zoom shot, T! I can't imagine you getting that close to the backwash of the prop, or getting so near as to endanger your head/body in the process of taking a photo. And, I'll Google the Saab-340B and find out all about it.

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MarciaGomes

7:28PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

EXCELENTE TRABALHO.+++++++5

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alhak

9:26PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

very creative shots ...love this one

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Richardphotos

9:50PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

you should be sneaky like Meridith and shoot one while they were not looking!!the effect with your filter is wild

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jocko500

10:40PM | Thu, 21 June 2007

this is cool looking here

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LouLouBell

1:06AM | Fri, 22 June 2007

Great series ... did you have a polariser filter on your camera?? Sometimes when theres two layers of polarising film (ie: a tinted aeroplane window and a camera filter) you will get this cross polarisation "rainbow" effect. It works well with a polarised tinted car too!! Or even try mountin two polarised filters on your cam and photographing clear plastic objects like cd cases, plastic cups, etc. Cheers !!

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babuci

2:08AM | Fri, 22 June 2007

Yes Lou I did used a polarized filter, I mentioned on my first shot.

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