Boeing 737-700 (N7830A)

Have been challenged on this photo, as having "photoshopped" in the wisps of white off the wings ... if you are so inclined to challenge me for such garbage, then one should talk with the other 8 or so who were also present when it arrived.

Clement, any person who would question the reality / validity of this snap, OR who would imply in any way that this scene has been PS-doctored, is a person who is obviously absolutely ignorant about aviation and is (most likely) equally unknowledgeable about aviation photography. The person, whoever it is, probably has difficulty recognizing the difference between a dime and a quarter. (lol) It is, as always, another of your fine captures. Bravos.

Thank You Gary !!

Truly excellent photo Clement! 5 stars! Anybody who says this is "photoshopped" is just jealous that they cant take a photo as good as this.

It would have been a very good photo even without the vapor trails coming off the flaps. So, I can't see why anyone would think it would be worth the effort (a lot of effort) to photoshop them into the picture. Very nice photo, Clement!

basics of aerodynamics...pressure difference between the air and the flaps or wingtips cause a quick cloud if you would
I see them all the time right after rain when the air is saturated with moisture

excellent photo by the way 5*

Clement ... I am not positive, but I think I recall reading recently a comment from you in which you said you were still waiting to get a chance to snap the PSA liverybird. So I'm posting this in hopes you see it since I have no other way to contact you ...
The time is now 10:32 AM on Sat., Dec 12. According to FA, the PSA schemebird is heading to SJC in a few minutes. N742PS. But you may want to recheck: it has been sitting idle at PHX for over a day so the info on FA may be erroneous.