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Actually I believe those were part of a flyover done for the funeral of someone who worked with the Heritage Flight Museum.
As far as the sky - no polarizers here either, I think I'm just pointed more to the north in the 2 I posted and I also used the brush tool in LR2 to add a little more...
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Ah good, I'm glad you made it as well. Shoot you could have shown up 20 minutes late and gotten a front row seat today. I thought it was going to rain at one point. The dead light was a real drag, but we really lucked out the last 3 Fly Days. I like the processing you used. How does it look...
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Very nice Rocky!! The cloud formations were better last time IMO, but either way we sure lucked out on the weather huh? I feel sorry for all those aviation fans in Bellingham today. The club hosting that event had a post that was somewhere along the lines of, 'It's raining, but there are so...
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The windstorm pics are all taken in Mukilteo from the Lighthouse Park right near the boat launch.
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Thanks guys!
Steve I took the Edmonds-Kingston while sitting in line on the ferry dock. While we only missed the ferry by a dozen or so cars I was quite happy to be stopped on the dock which had a great view of the Sound and surrounding area.
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Thanks again I got really lucky that day. One more red light and I would have missed the wave shot. I had enough time to get out of my truck, aim and fire. More than 50 MPH gusts were recorded during that crossing and the salt water and sand were flying. I ran back to my truck praying that I...
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OH yeah you mean my anonymous 15 minutes of fame.... LOL! Sorry for the huge copyright tag, after the original release I had people all over claiming they took these.
We haven't had a good daytime windstorm since the winter of '07/08.
This one is my favorite though -...
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Thanks Leia!
Thanks Rascal.
Yeah the B&W shot of the Olympics was taken from Picnic Point in Lynnwood.
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Thanks, but I know the scenery in your area makes up for it a few times over.
You likely already know about this website, but just in case - its one of the tools I use to decide if I should go down to the water for lunch or somewhere else. It can tell you what ships are coming down the...
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One of the other things I love taking pictures of is nautical scenes. I like tug boats, ships and the state ferry system. Here are some recent pics.
1) One of my favorite places to go is Mukilteo's Lighthouse Park.Taken about 4:30 pm Monday. Still trying to determine if its not level of if the...
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Rocky,
No crop on #3 except for the height, and #7, #8, & 12 have about a 20% crop. Otherwise they are un-cropped full-frame at 375mm's. They let you shoot from the edge of the taxiway. It's front row fish in a barrel man. The only thing that's too bad is that the sun is almost directly south...
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Thanks crew! Rocky - great suggestion. I'll have to try around 1/500 to 1/800. I wouldn't want to go below 1/500 or else I think the shots will be soft, but I really like the idea of having more motion blur on the props. The FHC brochure has a great shot of the P51 on the cover and the...
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For the past 2 weekends the Flying Heritage Collection Organization (FHC) has put on Free Fly Days to show off their impressive collection of WWII vintage aircraft. The FHC is a new member of the Everett/Mukilteo community and a most welcome one IMO.
Yesterday's Free Fly Day featured a...
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