Sonoma County AirShow #2 by Damia
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Okay, so here's another shot that I kinda like. :) Again, I'm horrible at retaining info for my shots, so I don't know what kind of plane this one is either.
I want to thank "bmac62" and "chuter" for the info they provided on my last upload. Very much appreciated. And I do believe they called that plane a Kittyhawk as "bmac62" suggested.
So, if anyone knows anything about this plane, please feel free to share your knowledge. :) I do apologize for not having a cool story or some interesting tidbits for these uploads.
I hope you enjoy it and thank you for the comments on my last upload. :)
Oh, and a little side note to these shots....the one from yesterday was not cropped, that's how I took the picture. I did minor adjustments and blurred some of the distracting parts of the background. Same goes for this image. I cropped the side just a bit to get some of the yellow truck out and blurred the truck, but otherwise it's undisturbed. lol :)
Comments (8)
Wonderfully!
Like your artistic angle of this two seat beauty. From what I can see, you've captured a T-33 Shooting Star. This airplane was built by Lockheed. It was developed from the first operational jet fighter in the USA...the F-80/P-80. The T-33 dates from the 1950s and has been used as a primary jet trainer by dozens of countries around the world. It is still in service in many air forces today.
love the POV. A great shot !
a nicely polished shot. i agree with bmac62, looks like a T-33.
WWWWWWWWOOOOOOOOOWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!
Those are the tails of two other T33s in the background . . . the one on the left could actually be an F-94 but I don't think PCAM has one of those. That's a Dagger (f102) way back there.
Great image, crisp, clear and clean. Very artistically taken. Perhaps a bit extreme an angle to get the feel of the whole aircraft. But, as a photo in itself, it's great! I was beaten to the draw on the description's ! Damn. Rob
great shot