My cameras exposed #4: Here are some more images of the Houston air museum from both outside and inside. These are last of the outside images. It was cloudy and sort of misty but a...

riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

Here are some more images of the Houston air museum from both outside and inside.
These are last of the outside images. It was cloudy and sort of misty but a good day.
Bruce

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Architect1776 Loc: In my mind

riderxlx wrote:

Here are some more images of the Houston air museum from both outside and inside.
These are last of the outside images. It was cloudy and sort of misty but a good day.
Bruce

BE KIND

[quote=riderxlx]Here are some more images of the Houston air museum from both outside and inside.
These are last of the outside images. It was cloudy and sort of misty but a good day.
Bruce[/quot

Does your first image need to be rotated?

bcheary Loc: Jacksonville, FL

riderxlx wrote:

Here are some more images of the Houston air museum from both outside and inside.
These are last of the outside images. It was cloudy and sort of misty but a good day.
Bruce

Good set Bruce.

riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

[quote=BE KIND][quote=riderxlx]Here are some more images of the Houston air museum from both outside and inside.
These are last of the outside images. It was cloudy and sort of misty but a good day.
Bruce[/quot

Does your first image need to be rotated?[/quote]

Well Uh ? this is the underside of the plane and I crawled under to get the shot. Now that you said this I just may try to rotate it and see what it looks like. But I posted as is to show what I was looking at being the underside of a plane. Let me try this and re post it.
Thank you for comment.
Bruce.

Curmudgeon Loc: SE Arizona

Fun set, like the MiG

BE KIND

riderxlx wrote:

Well Uh ? this is the underside of the plane and I crawled under to get the shot. Now that you said this I just may try to rotate it and see what it looks like. But I posted as is to show what I was looking at being the underside of a plane. Let me try this and re post it.
Thank you for comment.
Bruce.

I knew it was the underside of an aircraft but did not realize you had to crawl under it. I assumed you were standing under it when it was taken and thought it would make sense to rotate right but that's "only my humble opinion". Feel free to disagree and leave it as you wish.

riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

BE KIND wrote:

I knew it was the underside of an aircraft but did not realize you had to crawl under it. I assumed you were standing under it when it was taken and thought it would make sense to rotate right but that's "only my humble opinion". Feel free to disagree and leave it as you wish.

I’m not disagreeing at all now that I look at it you’re right it should be rotated around so would be a little more easier to see and understand what it is. Thank you for the reply.
Bruce.

tcthome Loc: NJ

nimbushopper Loc: Tampa, FL

Nice!

Irvingite Charles Loc: Irving, Tx

riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

BE KIND wrote:

I knew it was the underside of an aircraft but did not realize you had to crawl under it. I assumed you were standing under it when it was taken and thought it would make sense to rotate right but that's "only my humble opinion". Feel free to disagree and leave it as you wish.

Thank you for the suggestion, this is much much better.
bruce.

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riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

tcthome wrote:

thank you

riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

Irvingite Charles wrote:

thank you neighbor
bruce

riderxlx Loc: DFW area Texas

Curmudgeon wrote:

Fun set, like the MiG

Thank you, yea it is in great shape too. Here are a couple of more shots of it for you.
Bruce.

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