Since the first time at the MCAS El Toro airshow down here in Southern California have I been interested in aircraft. It wasn't until about 1997 that I dove into the world of aircraft photography.
So, what exactly is Velocicrapper? Well, back when I first signed up here, I was collecting the 'Meanies' series (a series of 'anti-beanie babies' that poked fun at them).
BIO At first it was modern Jets, then, thanks to a movie called Saving Private Ryan, I realized that there was a whole world of amazing aircraft I had been missing: Warbirds. Since then I've been the official photographer and webmaster for the Planes of Fame Museum in Chino, California. I always bring along my camera and snap about 700-1,000 photos each visit. From airshows to monthly events, I always spread the word of preserving these historical beauties. I'm a strong supporter in the preservation of aircraft types for all generations.
I travel to airshows around the west coast shooting photos for various calendars/books/magazines/and my own self.
I'm also an 'unofficial' Disneyland, California photographer. I spend most of my days at Disneyland taking photos of the various characters and cast members throughout the park. I'm the 'official' photographer for the Jedi Training Academy show at the park.
Camera used:
- I use a Canon EOS 5D DSLR, a Canon Rebel XT EOS 350D DSLR, and on occasion a Canon EOS 20D DLSR. Lenses are a Canon 28-135mm USM IS, and 100-400mm IS USM F4.5L lenses.
Favorite Aircraft:
- North American P-51D Mustang
- Boeing F/A-18C Hornet
- Boeing B-17G Flying Fortress
- Lockheed F-22A Raptor
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If you like the warbird photos I've taken here, be sure to check out http://www.warbird-photos.com, which is updated monthly with new galleries of photos I've taken.
Also, for Disneyland characters images, be sure to check out the Disneyland Cast Member Magic showcasing photography I've done at Disneyland, California.
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Comments (13)
Fidelity2
Excellent image.
FuzzyShadows
Fun and colorful image! Definitely a beautiful pinup style.
hewee
Elizabeth Ashley is one very very beautiful. Your doing a Excellent job on these pin-ups. Keep them coming. :)
cynlee
lovin this series!! the colors, wash, model are perfect!! :]
Denger
Elizabeth Ashley is the ideal 1940s model -- she's got the right body, the pose and the poise! The two of you seem to work exceedingly well together. Another excellent essay in the vintage pinup genre! My Vote
shorterbus
Hah! Great! Thanks for sharing this.
Hopalong
Hehe, "limited resources". What! No coconut shells!
Dynazty
Loving this series, very fantastic colors and model.
Punaguy
Man right down to the coconut bra! You got this one pegged....as a kid growing up in Hawaii I can remember similar images during the war time...Nicel done! Aloha!
PeeWee05
Brilliant!
Undertaker
Colorful image. Great.
jcv2
Ha ham gives that special tropical feeling of Hawaii! Original work! :)
weesel
Definitely a F U N series. ;-)