20101102
How many miles will I drive....
Using up more of my accumulated vacation for the rest of this week. And I am going to be doing some driving between different photography outings.
The challenge is to guess how many miles I rack up between now and Saturday evening. Closest guess wins a 8x10 of print of my best shot of the week.
The only hint - I will only be going to one other (besides Arizona) state.
Any takers?
The challenge is to guess how many miles I rack up between now and Saturday evening. Closest guess wins a 8x10 of print of my best shot of the week.
The only hint - I will only be going to one other (besides Arizona) state.
Any takers?
20101005
Most Viewed Pictures for September 2010
20100903
Most Viewed Pictures for August 2010
Yes - I was at the airport a couple of times taking pictures - as the majority of August mosaic's shows.
20100824
Unplanned photos are the best
My major project at work is starting to wrap up - so I have some more free time to get out and take pictures. There were rumors of a unique plane coming through Phoenix on the 2nd, so I took the day off to take pictures at the airport.
The rumored plane didn't show - but I stuck around to see what else went on during a weekday (since normally only get out to the airport on weekends or in the evening).
I was rewarded almost immediately when one of the Air National Guard KC-135's took off - right past my vantage point in the Terminal garage. [click any of the pictures below to see the image at full size].

Then I caught the daily Hawaiian Airlines flight to Honolulu (this is the 2nd largest passenger airplane that regularly operates in and out of Sky Harbor).

But the airplane I was the happiest to see flying - was the Honeywell 757 Engine Test bed. It took off and flew racetrack patterns for a couple of hours before returning to Phoenix.

I had gotten fleeting pictures of this plane before - but never its right hand side - where the extra test engine is mounted. The slideshow includes some of these older pictures - as well as pictures of the Boeing coming back into its parking place (directly off the runway).
Definitely a great way to spend a day taking pictures.
The rumored plane didn't show - but I stuck around to see what else went on during a weekday (since normally only get out to the airport on weekends or in the evening).
I was rewarded almost immediately when one of the Air National Guard KC-135's took off - right past my vantage point in the Terminal garage. [click any of the pictures below to see the image at full size].
Then I caught the daily Hawaiian Airlines flight to Honolulu (this is the 2nd largest passenger airplane that regularly operates in and out of Sky Harbor).
But the airplane I was the happiest to see flying - was the Honeywell 757 Engine Test bed. It took off and flew racetrack patterns for a couple of hours before returning to Phoenix.
I had gotten fleeting pictures of this plane before - but never its right hand side - where the extra test engine is mounted. The slideshow includes some of these older pictures - as well as pictures of the Boeing coming back into its parking place (directly off the runway).
Definitely a great way to spend a day taking pictures.
Labels:
757,
Aviation,
Boeing,
Honeywell,
Photography,
PHX,
Sky Harbor
20100819
My number is.....
34 1/2. That's the number of vacation days I have to use (or lose) by the end of the year.
I better get busy ;
I better get busy ;
20100816
Just an ordinary Air Canada Airbus A319
This is another one of those ordinary looking airplane pictures - but it obviously got someone's interest. Because in less than 24 hours - it has over 300 unique views from outside of Flickr.
(reminds me of this photo of a Delta Airbus from last Fall - that got over 400 views in a very short period of time)
20100802
Most Viewed Pictures for July 2010
The end is in sight for my work project - so I have started to venture out and take pictures again.
The large central picture - was of a Royal New Zealand Air Force Boeing 757 transport heading back down under - after being in England for the Farnborough International Air Show.
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