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I have personally seen planes perform this stunt without the people on the
ground - basically fly inverted 10 - 15' off the ground.  Seems suicidal or
something.

However, what I really do not like about the original photo is the neutral
elevator position.  The plane has to obtain an upward attack angle on the
wing to create inverted lift, but to do this you need to apply "down"
elevator control.  In the photo, the elevator is neutral.  Sure, you are
always correcting it in flight, but it seems to be exactly at neutral which
seems to be a significant coincidence.  Also, the shadowing on the wheel
pants just seems wrong, but it is hard to tell the exact angle of the sun.

Scott 




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