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 We achieve immortality through the works we leave behind. Be they our children, our labor, our art, our love.  We each see the world from a unique perspective. I believe the successful photographer is the one who can pull the viewer into their own world, even for just a short time, sharing their point of view. If our pictures open a door for the viewer, showing them an angle of the world they may not have considered ... or noticed ... then we have succeeded.Â
  At Renderosity, I have seen so much talent in telling these alternate tales and so much vision in presenting a different perspective on life that I am humbled, and honored to share my own perspective here.  Thank you for taking the time to see through my eyes, even for just a moment. For as every photographer knows, it is the moment which is important, the moment which may never be recaptured and the moment that we all celebrate in these pages.
Thank You,
- Rick
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Comments (9)
blinkings
Well done doing this without a tripod.
dakotabluemoon
Love this shot.
Sea_Dog
Great work!
dbrv6
Thats a capture!
lucindawind
I saw thme last summer also . they are fabulous . .this is an excellent shot
kgb224
Outstanding capture.
Chipka
Woah, DUDE, what a sight! I don't know why, but high performance aircraft usually do bring out my inner Bill (or Ted)...there's just something about screaming metal. I love the POV here and the closeup, it's almost as if you were flying shotgun to these guys. This rocks.
SoulEatar
Up close and personal - and he's shooten from the hip - Thats top gun all the way !
interstellarvoyager
Tight shot - as tight as their flying. You can see their helmets turned to watch the wingman's wingtip - only a few feet away. Excellent capture! aeroplanes in tight formation like this DO occasionaly touch! And they don't then explode like in the movies - it's just like a car-park ding.