approach to San Jose Airport by Richardphotos

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the subtle changes in the course of a single jet on approach. I stood in one place shooting pictures as it past

Comments (15)

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eekdog

9:07PM | Sun, 15 January 2023

great captures on the jet.

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starship64

1:12AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

Cool capture.

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RodS Online Now!

1:30AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

Wow! Southwest is actually flying! Great shots of this plane, Richard!

Richardphotos

7:37AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

not by my choice

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5:04AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

Amazing!

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Darkglass

5:14AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

Great captures, and very creative idea to combine them together like this...!

Richardphotos

6:22PM | Tue, 17 January 2023

it is actually the same jet. I stood in one spot and took pictures as it passed me. I cropped individual captures and put together

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VDH

10:40AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

Like this beautiful shot !!!

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APlusDesign

11:16AM | Mon, 16 January 2023

Nice combination of images. Cool to see how they adjust their flight to make their destination

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Mediacandy

1:40PM | Mon, 16 January 2023

It is interesting to see the change in direction upon approach. Nicely done ❤

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anahata.c

12:10AM | Tue, 17 January 2023

seen large, this is an impressive lineup! And anyone who's watched the planes outside a plane window---while landing---realizes way soon just how close those planes are when coming in to land! When I first saw the lineup (from a plane) I gasped: It seemed like the next plane was within touching distance! (It wasn't...but it sure felt that way.) And they're all Southwes, as rod pointed out. A wild shot, and you cropped it just for the planes: In fact it almost looks like a stop-action montage. Really cool shot and cropping, Richard.