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Interestingly, while i was taking the first photo, a collegue was taking the second photo, of me taking the first photo, and he is in the first photo too, if you look hard enough, on the boat behind. Confusing? Not really, he was using a D70 too.

Nice shots, what lens were you using for your shot?

Bob.

Lol Steve, in the 2nd photo it looks like you're praying about something.....

I love it.

Is he a member too?

So, why is it that he can see you but you can't see him?

I prefer the first shot - you had the rotor blur, while the other guy's capture had the helicopter falling out of the sky with no rotor movement.

......nice pix..... and I thought you had a real job.........

PiroStitch wrote:Lol Steve, in the 2nd photo it looks like you're praying about something.....

Don't you know he had a first session of the morning pray?

Onyx wrote:I prefer the first shot - you had the rotor blur, while the other guy's capture had the helicopter falling out of the sky with no rotor movement.

I prefer the frozen look. Not a fan of blurry pics

Onyx wrote:I prefer the first shot - you had the rotor blur, while the other guy's capture had the helicopter falling out of the sky with no rotor movement.

Aww do you know how hard it is to get blurred rotors on choppers?

Aircraft are easy but choppers.. hehe

Nice shot Steve, wish i could get opportunities like that

Chris

What happened to the weather up there Steve? Looks like it's gone south on you!

Nice pic - and interesting to see the different perspective of the two shots

Overall the first shot is the better capture - primarily because the rotor blur gives a sense of movement, but the heat haze in the second shot adds good impact missing from the first.

Great shots Steve, it's a bugger when your the 1 being lined up in the sights of another camera.LOL Now we know what you get upto,now is that work or play??LOL
Good pics

Great shot Steve - yours wins!

Decisive moment!

Great shot Steve. And from your colleague too.