First Fruit ... for Neil (neiwil) by auntietk
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Bill mentioned a couple days ago that there was another vintage plane collection at the airfield near our house.
"... found yet another hanger nearby with more airplanes to take pictures of...nice, shiny, historic ones." ... Bill (bmac62)
"Found another hanger nearby." What do you do in America, plant aircraft parts and wait for another museum to pop up ? Well it looks like a good crop. I'll look forward to more of this! ... Neil (neiwil)
So this is for Neil. The crop is coming in already! :)
We finally went over there today with cameras and tripods and took a bunch of pictures. What fun! The planes are in pristine condition, and all airworthy. It was a good day!
Oh ... this is part of a 1941 Waco biplane. (Pronounced WAH-co ... it was built in Ohio, not Texas.) It's my favorite plane in the place. We saw it flying last summer. Click HERE if you need to see the whole thing, and HERE if you want to read the amazing history of the plane.
Comments (29)
What a lovely shade of green! I really do prefer the older planes from the days when you had to fly them yourself. Wonderful slice of this great old aircraft.
super image
A lovely shiny shot.
Thank you Tara :-) Another magical shot.Looks like a good Museum, lots of natural light and really shiny planes for it to reflect off.Thank you for this...have to say it... 'great crop'.
Nice shot!!
What a stunning colour. I just goggled the plane to see what it looked like in its entirety.
Just my cup of tea!! SUPER.
What a fab colour!! A most curvy compo, and in this restful shade it is terrific.
Very good close up
A fantastic color on a plane, but why not? :-)Beautiful shot Tara.
Awesome!!!!!
beautiful
I looked at your previous post to confirm what this tight crop is of - I was right! I like it! Clive
A beautiful close -up of a stunningly painted aircraft! I clicked to see more and yep! Its a looker! Good one Tara! Rob
Wonderful capture, Tara Love that colour
Pretty shiny pieces--what a great color!!
Wonderful capture....
Superb detail, Tara! Lovely finish on this plane, and what a lovely shade of green. Most excellent, my friend!
What a cool shot - I couldn't tell what it was until I read your narrative. Great light and great dedi for a friend.
Love that idea !
Interesting image! :)
Ah ha, I'd know that color anywhere:) And now you've given me an idea for my next posting assuming I can find what I think I can... The crop, the color, the detail, well done.
Wow, you and Bill found some beautiful shiny planes and I love this green one too. A super capture.
What a beautiful colour it is when it's freshly blooming :p It makes a great abstract, too!
You know, there's this part of me that will always refer, somehow to science fiction, and when I saw this...guess what? I referred, in my mind, to science fiction: in is case, the artwork of Jim Burns...the green, the organic curve, the overall vibe of this shot reminds me of a Jim Burns creation: something deliciously colorful and airbrushed like mad, full of the sorts of delicate details that made quite a few of David Brin's novels look so...well...David Brin-ish, back in the 80s. Having said that, I'll also say that I absolutely love this shot. You do plane parts so incredibly well...so perfectly and spot on gorgeous all of the time and this is certainly no exception. It's stunning. WOW!
green shines would never know white is among the colors that fly or maybe an off-white wonderful capture warm hugs, Linda Kaye
Ready to pick!
excellent!
Where in the heck were you?