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Published: 2014-12-02 06:30:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 5790; Favourites: 96; Downloads: 0
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The only fully intact Zero left from WWII is in the Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC.Related content
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For a moment I thought it was a model kit airplane... I'd love to have one of these hanging in my ceiling. ...full scale that is...
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Dang, how long have they had this Zero? I don't think it was there last time I went. 
Also nice to see you again.
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Good question, and one I do not know the answer to. It must have been here a while because my Japanese colleague was raving about it.
Thank you for the kind words!
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nice shot ! 
You back around here ?
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It was about 5 feet away from me
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Glad to see you alive.
The perspective adds impact to the photo, how big is the plane?Β
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Thank you very much! The plane is surprisingly very small. I would say its roughly 30 feet long or so.
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You're welcome! Oh that's interesting.
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Very cool shot!Β Love the colors and mood, excellent work!
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Thank you for the very kind words!
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At first I thought this was a model plane.
Nice to know you're still alive and kickin' Jark.
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Thanks. I am still alive and kicking ass and taking names. Hahaha.
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Yep, a narrow depth of field tends to have that effect
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Starkly dynamic and compelling; powerfully composed and smartly vignettedβ¦
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Long time no see
I'm liking this image.Β I think mostly in the shallow depth of field and color balance.Β Was that all in camera, or did you stack different focal lengths?
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Thank you very much! The depth of field was in-camera. The color balance was post-processing.Β
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