Reflecting on the J65-W-3 ... for Sig by auntietk
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Description
Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum
McMinnville, Oregon
I needed a bit of help with the ID, but since this is for my good friend Sig (junge1), I figured it was worth it. I got lucky ... Bill took a picture of the sign. :P
Curtiss-Wright J65-W-3 jet engine reflected in the side of an F-84 Thunderjet.
Happy Birthday, Sig!
Comments (22)
I had never seen such shiny planes that they acted as mirrors like this before I first saw your shiny planes. This is truly a great image. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for explaining this. I thought either my eyes were going bad or you had taken this under water. A very cool image.
wonderful
Cool Birthday card.
Oooo! Gorgeous! I had to find you, and I think I see your arm twice...
A shining example of a great reflection.
Cool shot! Just after looking at Bill's shot and I didn't see this coming. It is extrordinary.
Cool capture. Can you imagine how much Windex they must use.
Great picture and even better Birthday card for a Great Friend of mine too. Happy Birthday Sig
What a truly excellent reflection shot! Wow! Amazing work, and perfect for the birthday dedi...you rock!
I thought it looked like a naked engine before I read the description, lovely work :)
Very cool reflective capture!
Superb capture and dedication Tara. Happy birthday Junge 1. God bless.
WOW That is reflection in high quality. Superbly photographed, Tara :-)
Quite good abstract and reflection. bravo !
Outstanding capture and dedication to Sig
I saw this but I didn't see this if you know what I mean! A very cool shot hon. A shot to make one sit and think...love it.
Thanks for IDing this enigma. Hidden in shadow, I would have never guessed what it represented. And, is that Sig for Sigmund?
A wonderful abstract - I love the ripply effect of the plane's surface. This is great, Tara!
Very interesting capture....
Well I'd never have known lol But I love the reflections here, nice one! Rob
Well done, well done indeed!