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Vintage FedEx Boeing 727 and DC-10’s at Memphis
This post picks up the “Throwback Thursday” tradition, sharing memories and photos from a shoot at Memphis International Airport in 2003. Capturing the post-9/11 era, I recount an encounter with law enforcement regarding aviation photography and present previously unpublished images with fresh edits, reflecting on my aviation photography journey.
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Photographing the Blue Angels Air Show
In this post I share a deep passion for aviation photography, shaped by childhood experiences and a career with Southwest Airlines. Attending the Beyond the Horizon Air and Space Show, they recount the thrill of air shows, the challenges of using a less-than-ideal lens, and the creativity sparked by working with available equipment.
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Aviation II
Since 2002, I’ve been capturing the awe-inspiring world of aviation through my lens. It all started with the Nikon D100, the pioneer of digital SLRs, which opened up a new realm of possibilities for me. Over the years, I’ve meticulously curated this collection, immortalizing the elegance and power of each aircraft, each scene, locked into…
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The National Naval Aviation Museum Trip Photography
The National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Florida, is touted as the largest of its kind worldwide, featuring over 150 restored aircraft. The author reflects on previous visits, particularly appreciating the displays and sharing experiences with veterans. The museum offers unique insights into aviation history, making it a must-visit for enthusiasts.
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Aviation Photography Portfolio Update
Over the weekend, I updated my Aviation Photography Portfolio, showcasing high-resolution images on my site. The project involves revisiting nearly a million images from 30 years, revealing many previously unseen photos. The gallery will be expanded gradually, with updates for over 100 portfolios planned in the coming months.
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Air Force One and a Reason to Still Shoot in RAW
In 2003, at Las Vegas McCarran Airport, the author photographed Air Force One carrying President George W. Bush. Capturing the moment with a Nikon D100, he reflects on advancements in photo editing over 20 years, emphasizing the advantages of shooting in RAW for future flexibility and image improvement.
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Aviation I
This is a curated collection of aviation photography posts that spans many years. Aviation has always been a passion for me, and I love plane spotting when it’s possible. After 9-11 this became much more difficult, but it’s still possible today. This portfolio goes from plane spotting in one of my most favorite locations, what…
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A Photo Day at Atlanta’s Hartsfield Airport
This post is about my recent leisurely trip to Atlanta Hartsfield Airport for photography, focusing on street photography, which captures candid moments in everyday life. They appreciate the authenticity of this genre, influenced by various notable photographers, and share a selection of images highlighting the airport’s vibrant atmosphere.
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Southern Museum of Flight Photos in Birmingham
I finally made it over to the Southern Museum of Flight. I have lived, worked, and traveled around Birmingham for the better part of my life, but had never been over to this particular museum, even when I worked at the Birmingham Airport. On Saturday I had some uncommitted time in Birmingham and I decided…
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Favorite Plane Spotting Location at ATL Airport
The Atlanta airport is so close to where we had lunch today, and directly on the way home that I decided to stop for a bit to see if I could do a little spotting. It was super hot on the upper deck and parking is an absolute nightmare. I didn’t realize until after I…
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