I don't think that there would be a pilot that would "dip a wing" in that altitude with a 70 year A/C Probably a photoshopm but still a nice pic P ΥΓ : Αυτό τόχεις δει υποθέτω... [link] και δεν είναι μούφα
If you find it try uploading it . It's by far the deadliest one and the only one that's Tactical. Besides the -photos- that come from Andravida of course.
Sorry to burst folks bubble, but this has to be photo-shopped.
Look at the shadows from the golf cart and parked Cessna. The sun's position is on their left, although high.
Then the shadow on the left wing and left horizontal stab of the Mustang indicate the sun is to it's right. Also, there is a slight shadow on the ground, the the left and somewhat rear.
There's probably more evidence than this, but I'm not an imagery expert.
hmm. I'm not so sure. The sun glare on both planes is showing it's in the same position. The reflection on the Mustangs body is the same as the floor colour too.
I don't see why this has to be shopped either. If you level the plane off, he's about the same height as a lot of other low fly passes I've seen before too. You'll probably find the pilot pulls up quite sharply just as they make this turn
It is truly a sharp photo. I don't doubt that the Mustang had flown that low. I just think that two pics were in some way merged; perhaps for the added affect. I, however, don't believe that an added affect was necessary. A Mustang flying that low is awesome by itself.
OMG!!!!! What an incredible shot!!! Are you sure the plane didn't wind up taking that golf cart for a ride with it's wing?!!! That would be a pants wetting kind of pass for sure.
Probably a photoshopm but still a nice pic
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ΥΓ : Αυτό τόχεις δει υποθέτω... [link] και δεν είναι μούφα
If you find it try uploading it .
It's by far the deadliest one and the only
one that's Tactical.
Besides the -photos- that come from Andravida of course.
Cheers
Look at the shadows from the golf cart and parked Cessna. The sun's position is on their left, although high.
Then the shadow on the left wing and left horizontal stab of the Mustang indicate the sun is to it's right. Also, there is a slight shadow on the ground, the the left and somewhat rear.
There's probably more evidence than this, but I'm not an imagery expert.
Still, it is a cool pic.
The sun glare on both planes is showing it's in the same position.
The reflection on the Mustangs body is the same as the floor colour too.
I don't see why this has to be shopped either. If you level the plane off, he's about the same height as a lot of other low fly passes I've seen before too.
You'll probably find the pilot pulls up quite sharply just as they make this turn
Thank you for sharing. Photos like this keep the spirit alive.
Best regards,
Marko