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Originally posted by machinegunkelly Looks real to me ,
Although looking at it , the surrounding trees around it look pretty motionless.
see that's my thinking.. I belive it probally is real but seems to me there would be movement in the trees and at least some dust from the prop wash... only thing I notice from prop wash is the ambers from the small fire on the porch... so it's a though one to call.. my gut feeling tells me it's real... but I still question it as it's no un real looking
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see that's my thinking.. I belive it probally is real but seems to me there would be movement in the trees and at least some dust from the prop wash... only thing I notice from prop wash is the ambers from the small fire on the porch... so it's a though one to call.. my gut feeling tells me it's real... but I still question it as it's no un real looking
Im thinking real , if you look at the ambers in the fire below , they are all flared up :D
look at the rotor blades
they are almost stopped
that takes a pretty fast shutter speed to do that
for that reason I don't think you would see much movement in the trees, they are stopped too.
all that pilot is doing is holding a hover
the crew chief is directing him.
saw chopper pilots in Vietnam do that and more.
dudes are good.
In 1982 I was in the Falkland Islands living aboard the Norland a North Sea ferry. We were transfered to and from the island by the Royal Marines using landing craft. In heavy seas the landing craft could not be used and so a Chinook was used to ferry us to and from shore. Because the ship was a North Sea ferry it did not have a helicopter landing pad so the Chinook would place its rear landing gear on the pitching deck and we would just run. This was all being done when the sea was too rough for landing craft, so the Chinook pilot in the picture is doing this with ease (probably).
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