I don’t have to tell you; I know you know. It’s FREE SUNDAY. Welcome all. Come and share any of the left-over shots you didn’t get to post on Photogirl17’s tribute to mothers or Patography’s Hands Challenges. Big thank yous ladies. Of course, it is Free Sunday so anything you would like to share post it here for us to enjoy too.
I have always been a big fan of aircraft flying in formation demonstrating great pilot and team coordination talents. The Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy’s Blue Angels have been touring the country doing flyover salutes to all the front-line warriors battling this Covid-19 virus primarily around medical centers in large metropolitan areas. Some even were lucky enough to have both flying together over their cities. The Thunderbirds did that here in San Antonio last week. I didn’t get very good shots since it was the middle of the afternoon their flight over our position was a pretty quick one. So I decided to try and salvage some using a vertical panorama of a building as a back drop in a collage using the few I did get. With my long lens on I had to take 3 shots of the building and stitch them together. The cloud reflection made it appear that I was looking right through the building.

I don’t have to tell you; I know you know. It’s FREE SUNDAY. Welcome all. Come and share any of the left-over shots you didn’t get to post on Photogirl17’s tribute to mothers or Patography’s Hands Challenges. Big thank yous ladies. Of course, it is Free Sunday so anything you would like to share post it here for us to enjoy too.
I have always been a big fan of aircraft flying in formation demonstrating great pilot and team coordination talents. The Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy’s Blue Angels have been touring the country doing flyover salutes to all the front-line warriors battling this Covid-19 virus primarily around medical centers in large metropolitan areas. Some even were lucky enough to have both flying together over their cities. The Thunderbirds did that here in San Antonio last week. I didn’t get very good shots since it was the middle of the afternoon their flight over our position was a pretty quick one. So I decided to try and salvage some using a vertical panorama of a building as a back drop in a collage using the few I did get. With my long lens on I had to take 3 shots of the building and stitch them together. The cloud reflection made it appear that I was looking right through the building.

I don’t have to tell you; I know you know. It’s FREE SUNDAY. Welcome all. Come and share any of the left-over shots you didn’t get to post on Photogirl17’s tribute to mothers or Patography’s Hands Challenges. Big thank yous ladies. Of course, it is Free Sunday so anything you would like to share post it here for us to enjoy too.
I have always been a big fan of aircraft flying in formation demonstrating great pilot and team coordination talents. The Air Force Thunderbirds and the Navy’s Blue Angels have been touring the country doing flyover salutes to all the front-line warriors battling this Covid-19 virus primarily around medical centers in large metropolitan areas. Some even were lucky enough to have both flying together over their cities. The Thunderbirds did that here in San Antonio last week. I didn’t get very good shots since it was the middle of the afternoon their flight over our position was a pretty quick one. So I decided to try and salvage some using a vertical panorama of a building as a back drop in a collage using the few I did get. With my long lens on I had to take 3 shots of the building and stitch them together. The cloud reflection made it appear that I was looking right through the building.