The B-25 Mitchell Bomber was the little brother of the bombing effort. During the air war of WWII, the bomber campaign was one of the largest endeavors taken on by the Allies. High altitude precision bombing by the British and
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The Perspective of Scale
While I was out shooting one morning with Dad he brought up the issue of putting these planes into perspective as far as scale goes. If you have never experienced being around any of these aircraft, which I recommend everyone
Read moreThe Passing of a Hero
On Tuesday, February 26th another of our great WWII veterans sadly passed away. His name was Thomas Griffin. He was part of the Tokyo Raid led by General Jimmy Doolittle, April 18th 1942. Today there are only four members left
Read moreFlying Over the Bridger’s
I never had time this past week to put this up but there was no way I would pass up not sharing this fun. A week ago i was able to fly over the Bridger’s with the CAF Az boys
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I love doing static plane photography. Everyone time i step behind the camera to do a static shot of a plane it is always another challenge for me. With some planes it’s easy to find the right angle or composition
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We don’t get a lot of big warbirds up here in the north so when the CAF AZ boys told me at the Doolittle Reunion that they would be stopping by I made sure that it was on my calendar
Read moreA Good Way to End the Week
This has been one heck of a week. I’m sure most people would agree with that. For me it’s been a rather goofy week between working on different projects and preparing for future ones. I’m sure as not complaining because
Read moreGetting the Old Timey Feel Back
Static’s are a great time to be working with black and whites and is something that i always look for. On Monday we had 55mph winds and the morning yielded lots of rain. Thankfully by 1330 the skies lifted and
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Working any airshow there is always the element of the people around the aircraft, often creating situations that make it difficult to get shots of just the planes. Now I’m not complaining because without those people these planes wouldn’t be
Read moreWorking Hard and Hardly Working
Yesterday the planes flew over to Wright Patterson Air Field for the memorial flight that occurred today. Yesterday truly marked the 70th anniversary of the Doolittle Raid, for it was April 18th that the raid took place. In honor of
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