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VIEW 2005 GALLERIES
 <P>Twice, I\'ve had the thrill of flying in the backseat of an F5. <P>For an enthusiast and private pilot, it is an awesome experience that\'s difficult to convey! Emotions abound ... beauty, fear, power, excitement, etc. <P>It is adicting!<P>This shot was captured by holding the camera out at arms length and clicking away.<P>Photographed with a Nikon D2x, Nikon 24/120mm lens.<P>© 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
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 and the Eagle (Picture 5-8).<p> Both images were captured with a Nikon D2H and Nikon 500mm Lens in Homer,AK. <P>© 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
 and the plane have been compressed. <p>Captured with a Nikon D2x, and Nikon 200/400mm f4.0 Lens.<P>© 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
... I was constrained to taking pictures of pieces. <p>This image has been cropped, and was captured with a Nikon D2X, Nikon 124/120mm VRLens. <P> © 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
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 <p>Captured in color and then processed to provide the look and feel of infra-red film.<P>Nikon D2x, Nikon 24/120mm VR Lens.<P> © 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
 <p>When the F5 is lined up to land at Boeing Field, this magnificent view presents itself on the left side.<P>How cool is that!<P>Nikon D2x, Nikon 24/120mm Lens.<P> © 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
 <p>Here\'s the F5 departing the airport area in a steep ascent. <P>This picture reminds me of the vastness of the sky ... how, then, is it possible that two airplanes could collide?<P>Nikon D2x, Nikon 200/400mm Lens.<P>© 2006, Adam R. Felde'))
