Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX, KPHX)

[Jeff D. Welker]

Darn nice Scott. Keep this up and I'm pitching my camera gear in a ditch 😜

[Anna M. Wood]

Southwest Arrival
Sunset arrival to Phoenix Sky Harbor.

[Jeff D. Welker]

SOLAR FLARE

[Matt Ottosen]

SOLAR FLARE

Very cool, Brother Welker!

[Jeff D. Welker]

Very cool, Brother Welker!

Thanks for kind comment Matt.

[Scott Youmans]

SOLAR FLARE

Outstanding! Love the warm/cool color differentiation between the 747 and the background. Also the contrasty/shiny fuselage against the soft warm sky.  If you could dance to it I'd give it a 95. (wonder how many folks will know where that came from)

[Scott Youmans]

Talon & Plumage - Can't claim great artistic merit here but I thought the exhaust looked interesting.

[Jonathan Navarro]

Talon & Plumage - Can't claim great artistic merit here but I thought the exhaust looked interesting.

Wow! Amazing shot Scott!

[Matt Ottosen]

Boeing 737-8H4
Southwest Airlines

[Scott Youmans]

Bill Lear's Legacy

[Jay Beckman]

Boeing 747777

[Jeff D. Welker]

SUNSET EXPRESS

[Jeff D. Welker]

PHX ANG as it looked circa 1957. The photo was taken by my father a few hundred yards west of our beloved 40th Street shooting location.

[Jeff D. Welker]

PHX GLOOMING

[Jeff D. Welker]

Just a little PHX nostalgia. 1949 & 1959. Ten years makes a difference...

EDIT: According to Sky Harbor's website "In 1940, the US Army brought headquarters to the Airport. The Army would later use Sky Harbor as a place to refuel planes during World War II". That might explain the triangle shape I associate with vintage military air fields. Or, it may simply be how most airports were laid-out in the 1930'/1940's?