Thanks, Brian! I was there the Sunday before last and lucked out with some awful weather...got soaked prior to getting this image, but it was totally worth it. When the thunder and lightning started getting closer together, I packed it in and took off...spent an hour outside with this '47 - next time, I'll have to go in the actual museum...
Love the feel of a vintage newsreel rushed through processing on this. Nice.Originally Posted by alanbutler57
I took this during my first outing with my Speed Graphic back in 2012. It's a very, very small crop (150 mm lens at the time) of the Tora, Tora, Tora team at the Alliance Air Show. I left the scratches, and dirt specs for more of a vintage vibe.
A date that will live in infamy:
Ebony 4x5, Schneider Super Symmar XL 110mm, FP4+
Great job getting in close on this one. How'd you arrange clearance with the airline?Ebony 4x5, Schneider Super Symmar XL 110mm, FP4+
Turbofan 1 by Brandon Ward
Turbofan engine for (I believe) a Boeing 767, Delta Aviation Museum, Atlanta, Georgia USA.
Turbofan 2 by Brandon Ward, on Flickr
Turbofan engine for (I believe) a Boeing 767, Delta Aviation Museum, Atlanta, Georgia USA.
That last one is great!
OK vintage airplane buffs, here are two shots that were on some glass plane negatives that I've had for a while. My guess is France in the early 1920s. Anyone want to figure out what the planes were? Especially interesting to me is the one with the passenger cabin. Potez?
I think the aircraft with a cabin is a modified DH9.
Thanks, Peter!
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