APJ7218 —

Some sort of description as to what it is would be helpful. A collection of numbers and letters doesn't mean much to those of us who aren't familiar with many types of aircraft.
With respect, here's a suggestion. If you don't know what it is, don't upload it till you do. That would take the guesswork out of it for many of the uninitiated out here.

Beautiful lighting, very nice angle.

This is a McDonnell Douglas AV‑8B Harrier II

The Spanish Navy's AV-8B Harrier II, serial number I-12, is a "Matador II+" variant, which is the Spanish designation for the AV-8B Harrier II Plus. This aircraft, acquired in 1996, was part of a batch of eight such aircraft assembled in Spain by CASA. The "Matador II+" designation indicates it is equipped with the APG-65 radar, enhancing its air-to-air and air-to-surface capabilities. These aircraft, assigned to the 9 Escuadrilla of the Spanish Navy, operate from the aircraft carrier Principe de Asturias

Pretty obvious what type the aircraft is after all there are 48 other photo's

Superb photo! It almos looks like a painting.

Gorgeous shot.

Not the most aerodynamic jet. Perhaps its strong point is intimidating the enemy.

It has to be a 'Transformer' Peel back the pair of leaflike-looking blades pointing at the cockpit and the beast becomes a 60ft giant Matador with cloack and giant"estoque" made from the 2 wings. The Matador uses it to deliver the final blow during the tercio de muerte, the last act of a bulldog fight in the sky. The giant Matador is the "ESPADA."

The correct ICAO type code for the Hawker-Siddeley Harrier is HAR, not HARR.

This is a Harrier II of the Italian Navy.