I GAVE UP FOR A DAY: Spectacular Photos

Showing posts with label Spectacular Photos. Show all posts

Showing posts with label Spectacular Photos. Show all posts

10 Spectacular Motorcycle Crashes ( Awesome pics )

Posted by Anuradha Monday, June 8, 2009

Gabor Talmacsi, Donington Park, UK, 2005 - Image credits: Clive Mason

Sete Gibernau, Spain, 2006 - Image credits: Jaime Reina

Alex Criville, Italian Grand Prix, 2000 - Image credits: Michael Cooper

Casey Stoner , Australia, 2007 - Image credits: Getty Images

Grand Prix, Spain, 2006 - Image credits: Jaime Reina

Heading for the Bales - Image credits: Frank Peters

Loris Capirossi Crashes During Practice - Image credits: Getty Images

Luca Boscoscuro, Grand Prix, 2000 - Image credits: Michael Cooper

Sete Gibernau, Grand Prix at Montmelo, 2006 - Image credits: Javier Soriano

Steve Rapp's Bike Explodes, Elkhart Lake, Wisconsin, 2000 - Image credits: Henny Ray Abrams

10 Spectacular Aircraft Photos

Posted by Anuradha Monday, October 20, 2008

Here is a collection of amazing civilian & military aircraft photos, from around the world. Click for full view

Two Soviet MiG-29 aircraft en route to an air show are intercepted by F-15 Eagle aircraft.

A F-16C refuels from a KC-135 Stratotanker, as another F-16 stands by during Operation Desert Storm

Shot of a EK/Atlas Air 747, being “chased” by EK B777-200

Photo is actually taken from the cockpit of another EK B777!

The Space Shuttle Atlantis atop the Shuttle Carrier Aircraft (SCA) returns to the Kennedy Space Center after a 10 month refurbishment.

C-17 Globemaster III, having just released a series of flares over the Atlantic Ocean

Admiring the Noctilucent clouds from Boeing 767 Flightdeck, which sit at an altitude of around 50 mi up (mesosphere).

Noctilucent clouds are not fully understood as a meteorological phenomenon. Clouds generally are not able to reach such high altitudes with such thin air pressures.

North American P-51D Mustang

Cockpit of Airbus A320-211

B737-800’s Line up at Mumbai (Bombay, India)

Departing Boeing 757-23A (R/W 26L) four minutes after sunrise

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