Warbirds Air to Air

[Scotty G]

For the post back up the line a bit, I'm six foot and 250. I hate little cockpits!

[lanemiker]

Here's a shot from the 1977 Confederate Air Force Air Power Display in Harlingen, TX. It was and still is my only air-to-air photograph. I had the pleasure of flying in the B-17G "Class of 44" (which is now "Sentimental Journey") on an early morning dawn patrol flight prior to the start of the airshow. It was taken with my first 35mm SLR and old Yashica FR-1 using 35mm slide film. The photo was taken through the nose sitting in the bombardier's chair. Quite exciting flying in formation with another B-17G that morning. The other B-17G is the Confederate (Commemorative) Air Force's B-17G "Texas Raider's". It's been a long time since we've seen her on the airshow circuit. That flight by the way cost me a mere 10.00 dollars and sign a waiver for an hour long flight. That same flight today would cost you around 425.00 and a little shorter ride. Great time that I'll never forget.



Lance

[evangilder]

Sounds like a fun ride, Lance. Nice shot too! 

[Ztex]

Nice shot Lance!

Love the Vintage Warbird stuff!

Did your say "Class of 44" ?!

Like this?
Harlingen 1978

[evangilder]

Yesterday at KPSP

[gfydad]

Nice Eric! 

Here's one from the Planes Of Fame Airshow Media Flight

[André]

Playing around on a sunny day. 

[Tomcatlover]

Nice shots Andre.

[André]

Thanks! Weather was a bit haze but better than expected.

[gfydad]

 

[evangilder]

Very nice, Andre! 

[evanflys]

These are from the Half Moon Bay Dream Machines this April. 

Here is the story of how my 9 year old got them 
http://evanflys.com/adventures

[André]

Here is the story of how my 9 year old got them 
http://evanflys.com/adventures

Outstanding job!

You're never too young for developping your passion for aviation photography! 

[Jan-Arie]

Now thats a cool story what a experience and great photo's too

[evangilder]

Santa Barbara Veteran's Day parade flyover formation.