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Photography • Aviation • posted on Mar 30, 2010

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At Boeing's Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington. Part of a plane, lit from below. Any of you plane nuts want to take a guess as to what this is? If you're not sure, or need clues, ask Bill (bmac62). When I look at this I see "Pretty! Shiny!" and that's about it, so I'm no help.

Comments (23)

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bazza

1:34AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Nice shot Tara and the lighting looks great too.. well captured..

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faroutsider

1:37AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Fuselage and undercarriage? I'm not a plane nut (just plain nuts), so I'm guessing. Super lighting and abstract composition.

whaleman

1:53AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

You're right, pretty and shiny!

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beachzz

2:03AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Pretty, shiny and golden!!

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helanker

2:20AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Very beautiful "abstract" Lovely colors too Tara :-)

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durleybeachbum

3:08AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Yes I see the same as you; what a beautiful image you've made of it! I'd love to see that colour in the sky right now..

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Meisiekind

4:28AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Wonderful 'abstract' image! The light is amazing and the lines and angles just WOW! Such a Tara shot! :))

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babuci

4:41AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Great abstract and a warm color makes this shot more wonderful.

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bmac62

6:56AM | Tue, 30 March 2010

Ha, I love what you've done here. I admit...I am learning...when I typically see this, I see concreteness (is there such a thing?). You know, I see specific named parts and I know what they are attached to by name and number:) But I am learning to see abstractness too. Seeing colors, shapes, forms for the simple beauty of them having nothing to do with any engineering drawings and specifications. Seeing "pretty and shiny" has been something I've been working on for at least a year now and that is a gift in and of itself. Thanks Tara for getting me to see beyond the whole into the parts for parts sake:) It is helping me appreciate art and making me a better photographer. The light, the lines and the colors are so well handled here. Way to go my friend!

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