Urban chopper

That's a BIG WoW!

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I agree with you

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Stunning image, Jonathan. Colours and framing, just perfect.

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Excellent well captured.

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Great shot, so sharp, and as Andrew said.

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Well done, it's like a film shot!

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Nezih

Nice shot, I like vivid red colour of the chopper. You caught it well.

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Was this taken from the pilot's seat?

Nicely captured!

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Thanks for the comments! The picture was taken from the my room on the ninth floor of the hotel I was staying in, in downtown Melbourne. I'd seen helicpoters landing on a pontoon in the river and had a very good vantage point to get this shot after one took off. It's taken through glass, (which had just been cleaned!) , using a polariser that was too big for the lens I was using held over the front of the lens.

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I bet this wasn't an easy one to get right, depending on the speed of the chopper, but you've caught it nice and sharp.
David

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Good capture aliengrove. I little more "air" below the chopper would be good.
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Ian.