Four Seconds Flat by auntietk

Photography • Aviation • posted on Nov 10, 2010

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For those of you who don't care ... this is an abstract of something interesting! :) For those of you who need to know ... this is a closeup of the front of a jet engine at Boeing's Future of Flight exhibit. This is a Rolls Royce Trent 1000 jet engine, and they say it would suck all the air out of the building in four seconds flat. This engine is what's being used on the new 787 Dreamliner. For those of you who need to know EVERYTHING ... Click Here for a link to the Rolls Royce Trent 1000 home page, or Google on Rolls Royce Trent 1000 and make sure to click on Images.

Comments (36)

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beachzz

11:12AM | Wed, 10 November 2010

4 seconds flat--geez, wouldn't even be able to finish my coffee!! This is an amazing shot, I knew it was part of something to do with airplanes, but wow, just plain WOW!!!

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durleybeachbum

11:21AM | Wed, 10 November 2010

I fall into mainly the first category, and I'm very impressed by the info in the second, but not half as much as I am by your fab image!

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makron

11:45AM | Wed, 10 November 2010

I find very interesting this photo is like a box of abstract painting. Very well done

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rocserum

11:59AM | Wed, 10 November 2010

the Info is interesting, but the photograph is great! RS

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jmb007

12:17PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

belle abstraction de moteur!

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helanker

12:38PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

HA! I almost guessed it and it is quite beautiful and so well captured :-D

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mbz2662

1:01PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Super cool image!

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awjay

1:02PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

it makes a very interesting abstract image

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faroutsider

1:08PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Wonderful abstract, Tara. Your eye for composition is incredible.

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anaber

1:14PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Fabulous capture Tara. It is a wonderful image,YES!! I love abstracts, but i have always the feeling they have something behind and i stay curious a lot!Thank you for the explanation and for the funny way as you did it:))

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neiwil

1:28PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Airplane, Engine , Jet, Rolls Royce, reads like a menu for a avionuts dream.'Suck all the air out of the room in 4 secs'! thats impressive but not as impressive as how fast it will slice and dice a passing seagull :-o Very handy if you're planning the worlds largest coleslaw party. Sorry!..the picture....brilliant of course, you do pick the most interesting, shiny angles.I notice your technical info is increasing, you'll soon be rivaling our main man Rob.( or should that be 'Maine' man.? :)

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cfulton

1:54PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Thanks for the techno-education! The abstract is a wonderful way to be sucked into the subject... Thank you! Clive

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alwaysonmymind

1:55PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Did you apply a texture? Looks real good.

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barbdennist

3:04PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

An amazing picture but I'm more amazed with the four seconds info. Wow!

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emmecielle

3:24PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Interesting image! :)

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paul leatham

4:45PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Beauty in engineering.

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npauling

5:57PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

What a great looking abstract this makes and thank you for the info as of course I needed to satisfy my curiosity.

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Faemike55

6:11PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

In that room, you won't be able to scream.... Great capture, Tara!

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babuci

6:32PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Brilliant abstract and interesting info. ty for the link.

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bazza

10:40PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

Great capture of these turbine blades they look great well captured Tara!!

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CoreyBlack

10:41PM | Wed, 10 November 2010

LOL @ Marilyn! When I saw this, I didn't know if it was architecture or a seashell. That's a good thing, because it makes the viewer stop and think. I love the colors and those curves and the way everything seems to flow together. Really nice! I like this very much.

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