I have been photographing women, landscapes, and points of historical interest for the past 30 years. As an all-American guy, my favorite subjects have been all-American girls. The women I have photographed are the proverbial "girl next door." They are brides, moms, co-workers, relatives and friends. Some pictures are old, some are newer, but I hope you enjoy all the pictures of these wonderful ladies. BTW: I'll even throw in a landscape or something historical.
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Comments (27)
Buffalo1
OK, you guys, have fun naming all the planes surrounding the Vindicator in both photos.
Mondwin
Fantastic shot...nbravissimo!V:DDD.Hugsxx
TomDart
Facinating..
Rainastorm
Nice...and the wings fold? Interesting since we were just watching the History Channel on planes with folding wings...I'd never knew existed.
Alz2008
great capture..
erlandpil
Fantastic shot erland
flavia49
fantastic capture!!!!
Kazziga
Always nice to see a WW II plane. Great capture!
bmac62
Mighty cool! Your well written history makes this twice as interesting. I've got to visit Pensacola one of these days. My roomate from The Citadel was a Naval Aviation pilot (F-4 Phantom)...he keeps offering to go with me, so, one of these days.
sandra46
excellent shots, great light!
texboy
looks like a bear to fly....good stuff, bud!!
RodolfoCiminelli
A fntastic and impressive shot my friend.....!!!
Osper
Hey B1, your challenge is easy. There's a a blue one, a partial yelow one, a blue and white one. :) And part of a PBY!!!!!!?????? Nice shots!
Buffalo1
@Opser: It's amazing what they will do to a PBY to make it fit!
artroland
Um ... there's a ... yeah ... uh ... um ... i think there's a ... shoot. I haven't the foggiest. LOL.
MongusKing
Awesome work my friend!!!! XCellent!!!!!
Alex_Antonov
Excellent!
debbielove
I saw the name on my list of comments to do! (I'm behind!) Way cool... By the second world war of course.. Almost suicidal to fly one at all... Very brave men.. An outstandingly rare plane.. Thanks for showing the pictures my friend.. Great ones.. Rob.
junge1
fantastic collage of this beautiful aircraft. I learned a lot of things from the historical information you provided. I didn't know for instance that they had carriers on Lake Michigan.
Richardphotos
marvelous history and captures
Garlor
Neat story and pics. Top image...PBY fuselage,Tigercat Lower image..Trimotor RR5,N2 Kaydet,Banshee,Skyraider.
Buffalo1
@Garlor: The only man brave enough to take up the challenge did quite well. Top: Wing-Grumman F4F Wildcat, wheel-Douglas SBD Dauntless (I think), tail wheel - a Coast Guard plane of some sort, PBY cut away fuselage. Bottom: Ford RR 5 trimotor, yellow wing-Boeing N-2 Kaydet,silver-yellow Ryan NR-1 Recruit, silver Curtiss Wright SNC-1 Falcon, McDonnell F2H Banshee, Douglas A-1 Skyraider and hanging above the Banshee is the gondola of a WWII blimp. Yeah, the Falcon and blimp gondola are hard to see.
proteus2
Was it the one or the devastator that the pilots referred to mockingly as "vibrator" ? P
rawdodb
Beautiful Shots.. A shame about the Catalina, no respect...
iridebikes6663
Ha ive been there too, i was stationed at NAS for 8 months in 05
ontar1
Beautiful plane, excellent captures!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
e-brink
Excellent detail shots!