"Crosswind? We don't care about no stinking crosswind!"

Shot from the fence............

Glenn Watson wrote:
Pay no attention to whats going on behind Brian!


Epic! Me with the silly face and Jim, well, getting the shot

Best laid plans of mice and men... looks like a lot of fun was had.

futurshox wrote:
Here's my crop from yesterday.... thank you to Glenn for getting us all out there! It was fun :-)

All of mine were shot with my little Olympus OM-D; the longest reach I have on that is 100mm. That'll teach me for thinking 'we were only going for lunch'....

Not the greatest wide shot I've ever done, but managed to get all 18 of 'em in the shot

JWilsonphoto wrote:
Seems like we here at MA2A pretty much have a great time when we're together, regardless of weather, and all the other factors that do or do not occur. I thought the highlight of my day was going to be having lunch with Jo & Glenn, turns out that that was just the beginning. I'd describe yesterday as "Don't you love it when no plan comes together?!"

Thanks again Glenn! Give Nadya a hug for me and tell her I'm sorry we didn't get to spend a little more time together. So nice to see your little ones, just the cutest.

This shot is what you get for being the only one of us having a tripod nicely done!

Jo, Glenn, Brian & Jim - super images of the Apaches

Jello time

http://vimeo.com/54658957

Pretty cool. Almost like The Birds, but with planes

Thanks Jeff, thanks Brian. I guess 32 years of doing this professionally has taught me a couple of anticipatory skills. Although you'd think I'd learn not to change lenses in 30 knot Texas wind in the middle of a field with a bunch of Apaches swarming around. Time for a few hours of sensor cleaning.

I still think the 1D X sensor, for some reason, has a much greater tendency to become trashed when compared to any of my previous bodies. The worst of it accumulates in the upper left and right corners for some odd reason.

This Guy has it all going on at his home base, and makes it look effortless.

Shaggy Wolf wrote:
Jo,

Tiny lens or not, you nailed it

Thank you Shaggy!

This is why I have the Olympus in the first place... to always have a proper camera on hand when I don't carry the big guns

Now that Jim and Jo have also weighed in...

WOW!!!

"T'was The Night Before Takeoff..."

Hi Jo:
Not surprised based on who is operating it, but i'm impressed with that little Olympus. That would really make me question lugging my stuff around in a lot of situations. Very cool!



Glenn

Jay:
Thats a great looking photo platform for the AZ chapter! Does that radar pickup Apaches?

Glenn

Thank you Glenn, very kind!

Jay, what did that Bonanza do that was so naughty? And would you want to fly in a naughty aeroplane!?!

Impressed enough by your shots Jo, I think I am gonna pull an old Canon P&S out and see if I should be carrying it in the car with me now You started a trend!

Jay: wow is right, and betting we all still have a few more goodies for the A2A stocking



Jeff: Thanks for that, means a lot

Golf cart 1 signing off

Phoehaaa what a treat after a loooong day in the rain and crap cool show y'all
Great stuff and indeed Jo cue the Valkery that was also the first what came to mind when i saw the photo'....

Good Morning Jan Arie (corrected for the time difference) That's exactly what we said when the first gaggle came into view!

We want you to know we had to brave copious sunshine, beautiful Texas skies and 80 degree temps in order to bring you this imagery. The climatic conditions were only surpassed by the quality of the company in attendance. Oh yeah, and the great burrito's. I need to not plan my days more often................

Such a strain, it was