No "on camera" filtration was used...

Really good job Jay!

FlyingPhotog wrote:
The British Are Coming!
The British Are Coming!

Oh wait, they're already at NAF El Centro...



The Longbow. Built 4 miles from where I am but they very rarely fly close enough to ge a decent shot with my box brownie.

A newly built De Havaland Mosquito is is on its way from Auckland, New Zealand to Kansas to its new owner... The only one flying, I am told. I guess it will be doing the US air-shows..

Best 20 Minutes Of Light In South-Central California...
(just glad to be there at the time)

Two blind men photographed an Osprey and then argued over which part flashed, the belly or the tail...?

FlyingPhotog wrote:
Two blind men photographed an Osprey and then argued over which part flashed, the belly or the tail...?

Very nice Jay. I assume you saw that one of my tripod legs is white with a red tip

Well Seen Jeff...

A Slightly De-Mentor-ed Landing

Crazy Horse at Sun-n-Fun

Erich

Typically wonderful work AZ guys.

JWilsonphoto wrote:
Typically wonderful work AZ guys.

Thank you Jim. This is from the 20-minutes of "silver lining" Jay mentioned earlier. The image belies the fact that the student pilot had cut his turn to final short, had to add power to drive into the crosswind and get back on the centerline, and dive at the runway like a Ju-87 before making a very nice landing. Just another day in the life of a future F-18 pilot

Now that's a beauty, that's my lottery winnings aircraft...most fun I have ever had in a plane. Nicely captured.

A Slightly De-Mentor-ed Landing

Beautiful Jeff, just beautiful.

Hi Sir Donald,

I just read the article in AOPA, should be a great addition to the circuit. Hope you are doing well!

JW

Love the 18 images Jay!

Donald,
if you haven,t seen it have a look at this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGfQQWOsoB8

regards Gerard

The calm before the storm...

futurshox wrote:
Nice indeed

Leo, that last sky shot is lovely, and I really like the tractors, too. How long did you have to lie in wait to get the last swath of green?

Thank you Jo. The field shot is a result of carrying my camera with me at all times. I was on a back road on my way home from a service call when I saw this scene. I parked my van, got out and shot for about 2 minutes and then was on my way again. Right place, right time...

gerov wrote:
Leo,
That is just right not too wide, but it nicely captures a broader range of lighting and more of those beautiful cloud formations.

Gero


Thanks for the suggestion to look again at the crop Gero. I like this one better than the ultra-wide.

Wonderful work Jay and Jeff!

Ooops, TOPP time...