Boeing 777-200 (JA745A)

wow! great shot

The greatest shot I've seen!

Incredible!!!

WOW! One of the best I have seen!

What an awesome photo!

WOW...amazing...

I've never seen this kind of shot before. ******

What gear did you use to take this? Looks amazing. If I would guess, it looks like you took it @ f/9 or f/11. Maybe 1/60 shutter speed and tungsten white balance?

Incredible nice shot

Beautiful picture!

amazing picture! love it!

Good shot, but I've seen this same kinda shot over and over...

cool

What's the glow in the engines all about?

wow!!!the best picture

Outstanding picture.

Amazing!

Thank you for your many comments

to Masrur Mahmood

Shooting data is Canon EOS-1DX f/4.5 1/5 shutter speed ISO6400 white balance 2800K

@japanjeff... those are the afterburners. ;)

Wow!!! IlIkE <3

Superb!

Cool!

Beautiful photo :)

this will be hard (impossible) to beat!

Beautiful picture, love the colors and the glow.
This would make a great poster.

Indeed, a perfect moment!

amazing!

Nice backdrop!

Where can I buy this photo and for how much?

I use this picture as my desktop background! great shot!

Beautiful, the glow of the rear engine pods.

Awesome picture quality.

OUTSTANDING !!!!!

I simply don't understand what is the big problem with IDing the Air Line. Great shots are memorable for what they also say. I have afeelinfg this might be Japanese---but I wouldn't bet the farm on it.

Charles Peele >>> You can safely bet the farm this time. The airline is "All Nippon Airways". Photo was taken at Osaka International according to the uploader, Masaki Sakakoshi.

Mr Masaki Sakakoshi.Awesome picture, perfect visually delightful.

cool...amazing..

Spectacular image.

I don't think it is a real photograph, but the image is a wonderful rendition.

Nice afterburners!

Magnificent!

I always wondered what caused this effect, as far as lighting conditions and temperature etc.. I think I recall seeing it on a JT-8D once.

super WOW

Wow!

Excellent photo. Since people have asked--the orange glow inside the engine is from glowing hot metal heated by combustion gasses. I'm guessing the temperature is around 650C˚ The color of the glow gives the approximate temperature. The exhaust then cools rapidly on exiting the combustion chamber/ turbine as it mixes with the bypass air. If you ever walk past the tail of a large jet engine just after the engine is shut down you can feel the radiant heat. Don't do this while the engine is running....you'll understand why not pretty quickly!

Amazing picture ! <3

very well done!

Beautiful!

Outstanding. You capture the essence of flight, and of night. Wow.

so cool

nice!!!

I have this as desk top picture on my computers there are many many great shots on this site but this one is amazing.

Ready for blast off !

This photo should be front page !!

This is just too beautiful shot