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This is What Happens When You Fly an F16 Inverted In-between the Sun and a Cloud
Photographer Blair Bunting is a big aviation fan and on his recent flight, he captured the amazing shot below with the AirForce Thunderbrids, showing a halo projected right behind the jet. Here are some more amazing shots from his flights with the Thunderbirds: Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Share on Google Check below for [...]
From San Francisco to Paris in 2 Minutes (2459 Photos in One Video)
Nate Bolt took a photo in roughly every two miles between take-off in San Francisco and landing in Paris to create this awesome time lapse video that is 2 minutes long and features 2459 photos. The flight goes well over Greenland and the Arctic Circle, where you can see “northern” lights. Photos from the take-off [...]
