Working outside I heard the unmistakable sound of the four engines of a B-17 flying in the distance.
It turned out to be a tour by the "Aluminum Overcast" being held for three days at the Rutland
Airport in Vermont. For those who had an affinity for WWII aircraft they could take a flight in the
bomber as a once in a life time event. True it would cost $475.00 but for those who just had to
experience it the flight was well worth the expense. Calculating the cost of running the four Prat
and Whitney 7 cylinder 2000 horse power engines was another reason for the cost. The look on
the faces of those who had taken the trip said it all.

I think it's a nice, "quiet" image.... not everything has to be "high drama"!

I also think it can be improved in a pretty simple way... by using a more panoramic aspect ratio and doing some cropping to reduce the dark foreground, moving the sun more off-center, and eliminating some minor distractions such as the seagull silhouette on the far right hand side at the water's edge and looking "out of frame".

Hope you don't mind, I did a quick crop to see what it would look like (16:9 aspect ration). Here's the result...