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Tomz2- lol, it's a small-batch resin casting!
I was out in the park (again) this morning and found a birdy that quite accurately expresses everyone's opinion of Monday mornings....
I guess it hasn't had its coffee yet.
(400mm f/2.8 AF lens, D-700 camera; 1/320 @ f/6.3 400 ISO)
Where did you find a 1:1 scale plastic heron? Revell True Life Adventures?
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Dre So I'm out in the park with a camera this morning, looking for something wildlife-related for tomorrow's paper...
So I'm out in the park with a camera this morning, looking for something wildlife-related for tomorrow's paper...
Newspaper? I spent quite a few years printing newspapers (and yea, I still like reading them).
The Buff crew was probably just as happy to see you and your B-25 as you were to see them (and possibly glad that they didn't have to do the missions that the Mitchell crews had to do back in the war).
Herons, egrets, raptors- we've got all kinds of birdies down here.
Hmmm;
When I used to fly I was going to the airshow in AKRON , Oh. My son was in the top turret of our bird and excitedly called to me " Dad ,Look Up ! ' Sure enough there was a " Buff " passing above us in that very clear sky .
I wonder what that crew thought of the old B-25 lumbering along below them . Remember that was almost forty years ago too . Gees , I miss those days . Oh , the Heron photo was great too .Rare bird and full shot .Marvelous .
Excellent pic of the Blue Heron. We have those around here but are pretty rare.
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Boeing Build - June 15 2015
Mustang Build - Feb 1 2015
Artillery Build - April 16 2015
I ride in airplanes for a living. One time a B-52 came under us headed 225 to our heading at a couple thousand below us. Very very awesome.
Modeling is an excuse to buy books.
Looks like there's some differences in the wing shapes too.
We ran the refueling on our front page today, but the bird didn't see print.
Long ago, I was a private pilot flying a little Piper Cherokee. I was alerted by ATC about oncoming traffic, then I saw coming below me at maybe 500 feet lower and off the port side, were a P-51 and P-38 flying in formation, on their way to the air show in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. It was a most impressive site!
I didn't fly into Oshkosh- with all that traffic, it was above my skill level at the time. Drove the car up there the next day and saw these warbirds flying!
Gimme a pigfoot, and a bottle of beer...
Both pics are very cool! I always enjoy seeing wildlife and the mid air refueling is cool, too.
I fly for a living and one time we had a KC-135 refueling a C-17 fly right underneath us. The was pretty sweet.
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Look at the difference in the engines
That's cool.
So I'm out in the park with a camera this morning, looking for something wildlife-related for tomorrow's paper when I spy a Great Blue Heron stalking a meal from a hand railing over a wetlands area. As a bird picture goes, it's pretty static....
But what I heard (and shot) afterwards made my morning.. the sound of something heavy flying far overhead- something sounding not quite right for normal air traffic in this region. Curious, I look up and see this-
I was barely able to track them, adjust my exposure and get two frames off before they were lost in cloud cover.
I'm guessing a KC-135 and a JSTARS?
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