I went to the Camarillo, Ca. air show on Sunday. I finally got through editing and posting my pictures to Flickr. There are probably too many, 103, but, I figures it would be better to have too many, than to have not enough. With that said, I didn't do any walk-a-rounds. Oh well. Here are a few.







If you are doing a Roden T-28, you might like this shot.




If you want to see all of them, go here.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/52810288@N05/sets/72157631163984566/with/7829089188/

Philip & Maximilian
Head of Ranch Security, Song Dog, Texas

Where has all the music gone?

Tennis balls?

They cover the ends of the exhaust stacks. Keeps know-nothings from stuffing their soda cups and candy wrappers in there as well as keeping out birds and wasps and such.



Don McIntyre
Clarksville, TN


"In this modern world of ours that spins as fast as these propellers do, if a man can cook, or fly, or play the guitar, he will be happy and never go hungry." "Where's Joe Merchant" Jimmy Buffet ©1992

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I see they added a clear nose cone to it, what a view! If I owned it, I'd tint it to look like a radome though.

That's what my friend said too. MZaybe they use it when landing or docking at night at night.

Thanks for sharing. I really like those N-9 and T-28 shots, and that Spitfire is beautiful!



Don McIntyre
Clarksville, TN


"In this modern world of ours that spins as fast as these propellers do, if a man can cook, or fly, or play the guitar, he will be happy and never go hungry." "Where's Joe Merchant" Jimmy Buffet ©1992

Ron, since your photos are in a set, you can change the sorting to oldest -> newest. It's under the Organize & Create tab, then the Sets & Collections tab.

They arranged th way I wanted them on the Photostream, where most of my contacts go, but reversed the order in the set. But, I fixed it now, thanks.

Great shots Ron!! Kept an eye out for you, but obviously didnt see you (though from looking at your pics, we may as well been standing next to each other =) ). Did run into Crag Kaston though. I had a great time...last airshow I went to was over 20 years ago!

My gear is a bit limited, but a few of mine:

http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v48/orangelion03/Facebook/Wings%20Over%20Camarillo%202012/

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Clay Lacy, still at it! He flew the Tigercat and Turbo Porter
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Your equipment is fine, I wish I had a bigger lens. I was next to the PBJ, which I didn't take pictures of. I was with Allen Hess. Was also wondering if Craig was their, but I didn't see him.

Would have enjoyed seeing him again as well.

I use a Nikon D50 I inherited from my late father with DX 18-200 AF-S and a 50mm AF f1.8D. The zoom is nice but I get a lot of "flat" images that need editing. I have a friend with some 300 and 400 lenses that I might borrow next time. I left it at home, but should have brought my A95 as it takes great pics and would have been excellent for the static displays.

By the way, the Stagerwing they had on display used to belong to my neighbors father. He was a pilot for PanAm in So America, then was an executive with Union Oil here in Santa Paula and he used the Beechcraft for biz travel all over the So West.

Always think of the great man when I see that name.

Where they got dark green air...