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Originality - The low rating here should be fairly apparent. What is one type of shot anyone who has a camera gets at an air show? The ones of the jets passing by at various angles. It's nothing new here, although the clarity of the image itself is something to certainly admire.
Technique - While I may have a "slight" bias towards your work in general, the technique executed here seems flawless. Pretty much zero noise, crystal clear, and perfectly centered. I know first hand how hard it can be to get a perfect shot of any aircraft at a show, and you certainly display that you know what you're doing with the camera.
Impact - I think many people will look at this and go "Wow!" mainly over the clarity and crispness of the image. I know I did. It also gives any aircraft buff a good look at the SAR and what it's made of, and I'm sure it'll have someone wanting a high res image just so they can look closely and count the rivets in the body panels.
Overall - I personally like this photo because of it's sheer crispness and clarity, but it does feel a bit like "just another photo" because there are so many like this one in terms of "the underside of an aircraft". However, this shouldn't be a discouragement for this type of shot. It's always sweet to see any aircraft's armaments and/or just get an all around "look and feel" of it.
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