Vintage Aircraft

[biomed]

 

[biomed]

 

[biomed]

 

[biomed]

 

[filmtwit]

B26 before being taxi'd to take off at Edward's Airforce base c1992(ish).
I believe this is an old Confederate Airforce plane to boot.

 

[biomed]

B26 before being taxi'd to take off at Edward's Airforce base c1992(ish).

It is a B-25.

 

[filmtwit]

"c1992ish" says it all.

 

[KoNickon]

That's a very nice picture.

 

[biomed]

Thank you.

 

[news shooter]

B-29

B-29

Great shot of the B-29. Looks like a photo in the South Pacific. Superb images bio!

 

[BardParker]

Biomed, as a pilot and photographer, I am always amazed at your images. keep up the good work!.


img024.jpg by KentWebb, on Flickr

Kent

 

[biomed]

Thank you, Kent.

 

[lynnb]

^^nice picture of a Swift, Kent.

 

[biomed]

Great shot of the B-29. Looks like a photo in the South Pacific. Superb images bio!

Thank you.

 

[jtullar]

Pensacola Naval Museum by J_TULLAR, on Flickr


Pensacola Naval Museum by J_TULLAR, on Flickr


Pensacola Naval Museum by J_TULLAR, on Flickr

 

[biomed]

 

[daveleo]

*LOVE* this thread, and thanks biomed for keeping it on a roll. and . . . . your pictures are super !! always love your dramatic B&W metal surfaces, but your colors are also wonderful.

 

[Rodchenko]

Yes, this is one of my favourite threads. I've been trying to emulate biomed's approach to b/w, but without success. Despite the preponderance of US aircraft, it's still a delight every time I click on here.
Thanks to biomed and everyone who has contributed.

 

[Retrotech68]

Great thread! I am surprised that no one identified this machine. It is a Franch SNCASE SE.161 'Languedoc', a four-engine airliner produced in the immediate post-war era (though the prototype flew in 1939).

This one should be challenging; same era (1953). Dhahran Airfield (IIIf/elmar/K25).

 

[plummerl]

Some images from two flights on the B-17 909 in Seattle: