Another Museum by bmac62
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Took a friend of mine down to the Boeing Museum of Flight just south of Seattle. What did I get? More airplanes of course.
I will see if I can make them a little different for you...in part by stealing some of Tara's techniques:-)))
Note: A part of the nose of a 1935 Lockheed 10-E Electra. [Exactly like the Electra Amelia Earhart disappeared in over the Pacific on July 2, 1937.]
Comments (15)
Fabulous reflections - learn from your wife you have
Gloriously warped reflections - fantastic shot, Bill...
I don't suppose I have to tell you how much I LOVE this picture!?!?? It's fabulous, and not only because of my very slight suggestion. I fell in love with it across the room even before we talked about it. Outstanding. If this were in my gallery, you'd never hear the end of it! LOL! :*
Ooo, shiny! I love the abstracted reflections. I imagine if the sun hits it just right you could blind someone.
excellent
Superb capture Bill. God bless.
This is spectacular! I absolutely LOVE this! More like it, please.
They are very well looked after, so shiny!
Wonderful reflections, Bill! It does appear Tara's techniques are rubbing off on you!
such a brilliant shine and interesting pov you chose
You did a fantastic job stealing some of Tara's techniques Bill!
In this closeup a view, you've given us a big swooping melange of painterly forms and lines, converging rivers, parallel stripes undulating across a very curvy landscape, bolts shining like rivets on a jeans jacket, beautiful green-blue light on the whole thing, and a great burst of sun in at least two spots (one is tiny, on the lower right-of-center portion). And windows way up atop, over this protruding bulging landscape. And the background---of perpendicular 'regularity'---is perfect foil to all that swirly stuff. A beautiful shot of light and forms and curls and swoops. Glorious---and it's all you, even though you got inspiration from Tara...
Excellent abstract in the reflection.
Wow Bill...well spotted. Like the play of light & reflections on the planes shiny surface...
I knew it was an Electra right away. Makes me wanna climb in and take off!