Reflecting on Flight by auntietk
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Description
From Boeing's Museum of Flight in Seattle, Washington.
The jet engine on display was from an M-21 Blackbird. Of course the part I liked best was the plexi cover the museum had put over the front in order to keep dust and little fingers out! I got loads of reflection shots off that.
(Yes, an M-21. You can see a link to the museum's page on the plane here if you're Rob, or if you're just curious. That's the same plane I posted a picture of a couple days ago that was just the underneath part.) :P
There was an Amelia Earhart exhibit nearby, and ... ummm ... a plane hanging from the ceiling. It looks like a very nice plane! It's probably something really important that I don't know anything about.
That place is a photographer's paradise, even if you don't like airplanes. All those angles and shapes and colors! Such variety! I had a great time.

Comments (31)
Fantastic shot!!! Well done!!!
In a funny way, this looks like one of those machines Chip keeps writing about in that museum in that country, Ukur I think, or is it Agara? You are right about the colors and the shapes and the reflections. This is a super photograph that I can lose myself inside of very easily, I really like the metal and plexiglass and the way one is so different from the other. This rocks.
great foto.
Nice shot! I agree too that it speaks to Chip!
Fantastic capture, Tara! nice reflections
I love that golden light--and how whatever it is behind it kind of is there, but not the focus. Does that make sense?
Superb capture and reflections in this Tara, well done!!
You so good with reflection, tricky and very effective.
What a beautiful reflections from the Reflection Lady :-))) Well done.
Great reflections,trying to see what's on the hub cap thing on the front.
This is a cool reflection capture, well done.
Absolutely magical pic, Tara!
WOW! This is brilliant...as always I'm struck by your sense of color and awareness of light/shadow/reflection. By what's shown (and not shown) here, especially in relation to Corey's comment, I do have to wonder if this is a vital part of aeronautical anatomy, or a bit of an Üküré machine trapped in a museum when it should be out in the wild, breeding and doing whatever else those things do. But all of that aside, this is just brilliant and evokes quite a lot; I love the way its just detailed and ambiguous enough to let the mind wander. Yeah, this rocks!
Nicely done!
Yes, to what everybody else has said above:) You have nailed it! I took pictures of this but you captured its' Ükürian essence...while I got only engineering mechanics. After a bit of study, your superb reflection is revealing the Boeing classic Model 80A. LOL @ Helle labeling you the "Reflection Lady". How true...:D
Looks like a fantastic collision of different universes.
Wow, this is a spectacular capture, so much to be seen and more to be imagined at. : )
Now this is really breathtaking! What a wonderful juxtaposition! You have such an eye for these worlds within worlds that glass brings out...
Trust the Auntie to make an artwork out of the perpex cover!!! Splendid image dear friend! Ek mis jou ook vrek baie!! :)
Just great!
yes I see it too lol. cool shot
Wonderfully composed and captured!
this is very cool, Tara May so much to stare at and view warm hugs and love, Linda Kaye
EXCELLENT POV
Yep! I'm here!And it is a great shot.. Interested in your Amelia Earhart Exhibit!! I have JUST completed a picture of her house! lol looks fine.. (Bill will remember maybe!) This is a really good shot...though I am still rather a full aircraft guy.. (but now take dozens more close ups!) Rob
this is fantastic !
Nice shot and POV
There is so much in this image. I keep scrolling back up to see it again - and see more. Very well seen and captured, Clive
Excellent shot! Love the reflection.
It has a curious, ornate Victorian look to it. Odd, considering it is part of a modern type vehicle.