But wht is the prop not blurred?
RP

On 18/04/07, Joe McCauley <joe.mccauley@tcd.ie> wrote:
> Yes I was thinking that too. To freeze the plane & shadow so well would
> require a fast shutter speed. Focus on the plane is spot on. The only thing
> that makes sense (apart from a faked photo which is possible I suppose) is
> that the photographer was panning the camera to track the plane and followed
> through while the shutter was open. This would keep the plane sharp while
> leaving the static objects in the frame blurred as we see here. A well
> executed shot if it was done that way, as there is no blur discernable from
> top to bottom. Of course a panning tripod could have been used....
>
> Joe
>
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