John Holland
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The engine and wing of a 787 at 40,000 feet, over eastern Russia
The engine and wing of a 777 at 33,500 feet, at sunset, somewhere over the Aleutian Islands (as an aside, we were traveling at 700 MPH ground speed - had a 150 MPH tailwind). Caught the navigational strobe illuminating the engine pod
![Boeing_787_Engine_18Jan-04-05-Merge.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.digitalscapephotography.com%2FPortfolio_Images%2FTransportation%2FPlanes%2FBoeing_787_Engine_18Jan-04-05-Merge.jpg&hash=e2ca3378be681273f0e44ae2e4d7e74f)
The engine and wing of a 777 at 33,500 feet, at sunset, somewhere over the Aleutian Islands (as an aside, we were traveling at 700 MPH ground speed - had a 150 MPH tailwind). Caught the navigational strobe illuminating the engine pod
![777-200_Engine_Sunset_18Feb-14-Processed.jpg](/proxy.php?image=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.digitalscapephotography.com%2FPortfolio_Images%2FTransportation%2FPlanes%2F777-200_Engine_Sunset_18Feb-14-Processed.jpg&hash=23b70e9b5aa1feec5aa289d792d02fdd)
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