Nice image Zim! I like it when you catch that shimmer line on those black props, adds a little dimension. Wish you were here today, we could go wear out the Remos and the Cub. I'd buy at LaMadeleine!

Early morning and high ISO at PHX.

Listening to this guy made the cost of ISAP 2012 go through the roof for me........................Heck, he's still costing me money!

How about a full disk on a hard working plane?

Nicely captured David! Did you get your battery issue solved?

Thanks Jim. I have a spare and a new one on the way. Interesting confusion about the LP-E4 vs. the LP-E4n and which chargers work with which. I went ahead a bought a non 'n' battery.

Not sure who started the full disc spree back there, but the last couple of pages have really been a sight to behold!

I'll see your single sun line and raise you a double!



Glenn

I'll see Glenn's full disc, and raise him a shot of him making the full disc.

Glenn Watson wrote:
I'll see your single sun line and raise you a double!

Glenn

Uncle!

Jeff W. wrote:
Early morning and high ISO at PHX.

Nice and moody, Jeff. Not easy to do in that normally harsh AZ light.

If we had merit badges around here, we'd need to pin one on Glenn, holy cow! I'm with Zim, uncle (accompanied by an asian bow of sorts)

Organizing photo gear/GoPro's etc at HQ and watching for the mercury to rise a few more degrees before I launch the Cub. Trying to remember..."pull back...hmmmm, push forward......hmmm" I guess it will all come back to me like that sex and bicycle thing, which always confuses me because I've never had sex on a bicycle?

I was under the impression, All you had to do was "think it around the turn", just like a sports car. or even just lean into it.

Tom

I'm willing to give it a try.............

The opposite of full disc!



Glenn

That's a good one Glenn, you're putting a hurt on us today lol

Wow Glenn! Awesome Cobra shot..I can't believe the pitch on that right side rotor blade.

My friend Aaron called me this morning and asked if I wanted to shoot an AH-1 from the rear facing seat of his T6...all he heard was crickets as I was in my car before he finished the word "facing"...

This retired one is privately owned and fueled up at GTU on its way to the Vietnam museum in Houston. (Not sure whats with Helo's refueling at GTU but i'm not complaining). He quick turned and we took off with him and flew for about 5-10 minutes on his way to Houston then we turned back - so I didnt have much time to waste on low shutter speed attempts. May those are slow turning rotors!



Glenn

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Glenn