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Mon Aug 25, 2008 5:19 pm

Obergrafeter wrote:Graffiti


Ugh... Don't even mention graffiti. I had to clean a bunch off my work this morning. Dang kids!

Mon Aug 25, 2008 5:59 pm

Man, I could do with another couple hunnerd of those sorta pix. Most excellent, Spooky -- THANKS!!

Anyone else thinking about posting a bunch of Osh pics, I for one would love to see 'em. And for whatever it's worth, I keep noticing that the "sorry-for-the-crappy-quality" pictures are often among the very best.

Mon Aug 25, 2008 6:02 pm

Spooky, I do think these are the stipes Brandon was asking about.

the longitudinal stripes down the belly


The straps for the canopy cover are quite evident, but what are those perpendicular lines ? stains ?

A gazillion tks for the amazing pics chief 8)

Mon Aug 25, 2008 6:54 pm

Thanks for the comments, guys!

Michel Lemieux wrote:Spooky, I do think these are the stipes Brandon was asking about.

the longitudinal stripes down the belly


The straps for the canopy cover are quite evident, but what are those perpendicular lines ? stains ?

A gazillion tks for the amazing pics chief 8)


Duh...me stoopid :ouch:

I'm thinking it's maybe the shadows from the snow fence but I can't figure out how it projected itself on there like that.

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Mon Aug 25, 2008 6:56 pm

As Al said, I think they are shadows from the snow fence that blocks off that area of Warbirds - you can see them on the T-28 behind the Avenger.

Zack

Mon Aug 25, 2008 8:25 pm

Al said, I think they are shadows from the snow fence that blocks off that area of Warbirds


I like these weird non important questions :wink: :lol:

But let's say they where shadows from a light source behind the snow fence....would you not have shadows all along the plane ???? But why just under the fuse & so symmetrical & so perfectly aligned with the plane. If it was a fence shadow / reflection; would we not see the same thing under the wings also ????

In any case a weird effect & a wonderfull pic :))

Just curious.

Wowwww, shadow night gremlins at work HEHE....

Mon Aug 25, 2008 9:37 pm

Michel Lemieux wrote:But let's say they where shadows from a light source behind the snow fence....would you not have shadows all along the plane ???? But why just under the fuse & so symmetrical & so perfectly aligned with the plane. If it was a fence shadow / reflection; would we not see the same thing under the wings also ????
The snow fence makes sense. The pitch seems correct at least. Must be a phenomenon from the time exposure that you probably wouldn't pick up with the nekked eye. What was the shutter speed?

Tue Aug 26, 2008 12:14 am

bdk wrote:
Michel Lemieux wrote:But let's say they where shadows from a light source behind the snow fence....would you not have shadows all along the plane ???? But why just under the fuse & so symmetrical & so perfectly aligned with the plane. If it was a fence shadow / reflection; would we not see the same thing under the wings also ????
The snow fence makes sense. The pitch seems correct at least. Must be a phenomenon from the time exposure that you probably wouldn't pick up with the nekked eye. What was the shutter speed?


15 seconds is the max my camera allows. :cry:

A Couple more from OSH

Tue Aug 26, 2008 11:21 am

Just a few here and there as I get time

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Tue Aug 26, 2008 11:49 am

[quote="Michel Lemieux"] If it was a fence shadow / reflection; would we not see the same thing under the wings also ????
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They are under the wings also. It's just that they are not as clearly illuminated. The top of the show fence is also fairly far back on the wing, due to the angle of incidence of the aircraft on the ground. You can also see them on the right landing gear door, but they are skewed because of the angle.

Rich
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Re: A Couple more from OSH

Tue Aug 26, 2008 11:57 am

Garbs wrote:Just a few here and there as I get time

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Gotta love those smoke rings!

Thanks for sharing

Tue Aug 26, 2008 1:43 pm

Spookythecat wrote
Gotta love those smoke rings!

Thanks for sharing


Pretty amazing that a lone B-25 could create that much carnage :lol:

Thu Aug 28, 2008 12:04 am

And a few more - some of the artsy-fartsy ones

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Thu Aug 28, 2008 8:32 am

Nice shot of the Raptor Garbs!!!

Zack

Thu Aug 28, 2008 11:09 am

Thanks, guys. If you take a few hundred, several are bound to be OK - blind squirrel thing, you know? :)

Here's a few others - sorry if there are similar ones out there I missed.

Something about spookythecat's pix keeps me from seeing them here at work - finally got to see them on the home PC last night. Great composition!

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