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Another shot from the Museum of Flight.
This is my favorite view of any airplane ... the engine, cowling and prop. I'm not sure what the attraction is! Maybe the angles, the circles, the intersections of shapes. Whatever it is, I have a LOT of pictures of different planes with this view, and I'll probably subject you to several of 'em!
Comments (37)
Faemike55
I certainly hope so! this is a great shot!
beachzz
All shiny and sparkly--but guess that's not the way most people would describe a plane!! Looking forward to more of these "banked" fotos!!
cfulton
A radial engine - see any resemblence to a Harly motor...? This is a great crop, sublte tones of blue. Very well done, Clive
mariogiannecchini
Great shot !
Chipka
This is wonderful. I read the title and immediately thought of my big nerd-moments with movies like any part of the Star Trek or Star Wars franchises where spaceships bank in space. There's no need to bank...there's no atmosphere to bank through! Okay, I admit, it looks good on screen, but still...banking in space? Oh well...needless to say that has nothing to do with this image, but titles do that to me. I love this shot, and I wish I had more time to comment on the ones preceding it, but that'll have to wait, unfortunately, for tomorrow. Ah, but the anticipation will build. What a shot this is. I can see how this would be appealing. I'd get as close to that baby as I could as well...and yeah, probably annoy the museum guards, but hey, that's fun too! This is great!
Katraz
Great POV, and I can see why you like this view.
babuci
Fantastic angle. Almost have a feel to this capture the plane is still ready to fly. Like the tone as well.
Meisiekind
Oh how gorgeous - so shiny!!! As you know I am way clueless about planes, so my comments will probably be refelcting my ignorance!!! Hehe... I love this angle - so bring them on!
emmecielle
Excellent shot!
durleybeachbum
Great composition..but all your work has that! There is something insect like about this.
bazza
Great shot this is a super POV of this plane, well done Tara!
jeroni
Excellent shot, fantastic colors and details
Djavad
Action : Moteur !
danob
Superb POV! And you have to just love that quality engineering
debbielove
Tara! You could have told me what it was! lol Its a wonderful picture of a 20's 30's Boeing (I expect Monoplane I think) But WHAT! Aaaaaarrrgh! Great picture though... Rob
lucindawind
excellent POV and shot
Rainastorm
I really love your POV here on this plane...very cool shot.
MrsRatbag
It would make a great abstract with the right filters; I can see the geometrical attraction!
awjay
great angle
thecytron
Xcellent clarity and details!
chuter
A great collection of Boeings up there in Boeing Country (this is the 40B :D ) . I like the shutter on the front of the crankcase, these were very popular on radials until the early thirties when better oils (with more consistent viscosity) started becoming available. Looking forward to the 80. I really like that one.
hipps13
very interesting capture love things like this too warm hugs and love, Linda Kaye
mermaid
a great shot, Tara, and love the composition...amazing how the colors of plane and matching those of the window
elfin14doaks
I think it's the angles that make it such a cool shot. Nice POV.
goodoleboy
Pure unadulterated beauty is the attraction of these mesmerizing craft of yore. Splendid POV employed and fine clarity, lighting effects and contrast in this wonderful shot.
dbrv6
Great pov and capture
watapki66
Very nice lines and pattern!
Kaartijer
Excellent shot, good composition
danapommet
Like the tilt and beautiful prop. Wonderful capture. Dana
wysiwig
Planes from this era had a certain "warmth". You could see the humanity that went into their construction. You've captured that very well in this little slice.