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Planes, Trains and Automobiles.
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Went to the Palm Springs air museum, here are a few pics of some old birds.
Corsair
Mustang
Spitfire
Corsair
Mustang
Spitfire
C-47
B-17 Flying Fortress
Hellcat
Miscellaneous
Studebaker President
B-17 Flying Fortress
Hellcat
Miscellaneous
Studebaker President
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Sorry if I've already uploaded some of these photos.
138 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Fly_398 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Fly_399 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
136 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
139 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Tog_01 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Yacht_01 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Yacht_02 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
03 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
138 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrFly_398 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrFly_399 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr136 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr139 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrTog_01 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrYacht_01 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrYacht_02 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr03 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
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DA20 Falcon on its last ever flyby.
Fly_414 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
4th and 5th generation fighterjets.
155 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Fly_414 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr4th and 5th generation fighterjets.
155 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
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Great thread!
Being I live by the Saginaw River which is fed by Lake Huron, I have always been fascinated with the Great Lakes freighters. I started shooting them many years ago with a little point and shoot. When I bought a DSLR back in '12, I stepped up my game. My favorite is catching them at night.
This is one I took just last week on a 15 degree and snowing night. I didn't know at the time but it was the Algoway's last load anywhere. I am sure by now the have already started cutting her up for scrap. I looked through my photos and I have taken her picture many times over the years.
I also love finding old abandoned houses and cars. I had the chance to shoot a salvage yard that was more like a time machine. It took me some talking and convincing to get in there. I knew there was some neat stuff in there but I had no idea to what scale. I could easily fill 6 pages of photos I took there. None is for sale. It was hard to choose one photo to represent it but this may give an idea as to the magnitude as to what is in there. Part of the deal is I couldn't say where it is either so don't ask. For overlanding purposes, there were 2 FJ40s, 2 Jeep Scramblers, 1 Jeep Commando, and 7 varieties of International Harvesters. Almost 4 hours and 650 images captured while there.
I like to shoo the cars that are still running too. Cars from the 30s-60s with little if any modifications have been a real fav lately. I try to capture what sets that model or brand apart. I told the owner of this Century it belonds in a museum. It was gorgeous.
My "weapon of choice" is a Canon 70D with a Tokina 11-20 wide angle on it most of the time. Christophe Noel is slowly motivating me to take more street and people images though.
Being I live by the Saginaw River which is fed by Lake Huron, I have always been fascinated with the Great Lakes freighters. I started shooting them many years ago with a little point and shoot. When I bought a DSLR back in '12, I stepped up my game. My favorite is catching them at night.
This is one I took just last week on a 15 degree and snowing night. I didn't know at the time but it was the Algoway's last load anywhere. I am sure by now the have already started cutting her up for scrap. I looked through my photos and I have taken her picture many times over the years.
I also love finding old abandoned houses and cars. I had the chance to shoot a salvage yard that was more like a time machine. It took me some talking and convincing to get in there. I knew there was some neat stuff in there but I had no idea to what scale. I could easily fill 6 pages of photos I took there. None is for sale. It was hard to choose one photo to represent it but this may give an idea as to the magnitude as to what is in there. Part of the deal is I couldn't say where it is either so don't ask. For overlanding purposes, there were 2 FJ40s, 2 Jeep Scramblers, 1 Jeep Commando, and 7 varieties of International Harvesters. Almost 4 hours and 650 images captured while there.
I like to shoo the cars that are still running too. Cars from the 30s-60s with little if any modifications have been a real fav lately. I try to capture what sets that model or brand apart. I told the owner of this Century it belonds in a museum. It was gorgeous.
My "weapon of choice" is a Canon 70D with a Tokina 11-20 wide angle on it most of the time. Christophe Noel is slowly motivating me to take more street and people images though.
Rattler, sweet pics. That freighter looks cool with the search lights piercing the night sky. Great Lakes ships deal with some extreme weather.
Sad to see that Pontiac GTO "The Judge" on the scrap heap. They were in production for only three years (69-71).
Cars had a lot more style back in the day.
More pics please. [emoji574] [emoji577] [emoji593] [emoji568] [emoji569]
Sad to see that Pontiac GTO "The Judge" on the scrap heap. They were in production for only three years (69-71).
Cars had a lot more style back in the day.
More pics please. [emoji574] [emoji577] [emoji593] [emoji568] [emoji569]
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Jeeps as far as the eye can see (might upload a few more photos this weekend)
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This Antonov 124 visited my local airport this afternoon
178 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
A KLM Boeing Dreamliner with beacon shots
176 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Showing the updated and the older colors of the fleet
177 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
A Fokker 100 enjoying well deserved rest at the panorama terrace at Schiphol airport
175 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
178 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrA KLM Boeing Dreamliner with beacon shots
176 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrShowing the updated and the older colors of the fleet
177 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrA Fokker 100 enjoying well deserved rest at the panorama terrace at Schiphol airport
175 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
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I wonder what the reason behind this paint scheme was.
Fly_502 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Fly_503 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
Fly_502 by Joachim Sandven, on FlickrFly_503 by Joachim Sandven, on Flickr
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I'm going with left over paint. LOLI wonder what the reason behind this paint scheme was.
Any other Formula 1 fans out there? Here are a few of my shots from the US Grand Prix last year.
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