Non Aviation Photography Thread

[Paul Dumm]

At least I can say that my Younger days go back to the 70's  And being in "Penns-woods"  so I know what it's like.

[jslugman]

Most kids have stories of what they do when they go to Gramps' place for the summer but I think this girl has got 'em all topped. Old Nick, a 1908 Marshall no. 49725 at the 40th annual Weeting Steam Rally and Country Festival held at Fengate Farm, Weeting, Norfolk, England.



Old Nick Marshall 49725 by James O'Rear ts0139 by James "JSlugman" O'Rear, on Flickr

[Bubak]

[Jay Beckman]

There's been some really nice images added here over the last few pages...

Proving there is more to life than just aircraft!  Nice work all...!

[Paul Dumm]

Damn Kasper, Say hello to Nat. Geo.

[F-16_fixer]

Captive bird?  I think I see a tether on the leg.  If so where was this?

[wingsnstuff]

Captive or not, this is a beautiful photograph.  Wow!  Well Done

[Bubak]

Raptor free flight Sonora Desert Museum.

[F-16_fixer]

I need to get out there sometime. Very nice picture!

[Jay Beckman]

I'm overdue for a Desert Museum visit as well...

[jslugman]

I'm overdue for a Desert Museum visit as well...

If you go on the right day there's a VERY nice lady named Linda who helps out and just happens to be married to our resident AzAP bird expert. 

[Jay Beckman]

I bet she watches him like a Harris Hawk!      Any idea which day?

[F-16_fixer]

I think Mondays Jay.

[Jay Beckman]

Noted, Thanks!

[Ned Harris]

Chris: You are correct. Linda volunteers on Monday's at the Desert Museum. I like shooting there, espcially the Raptor Free Flight shows. They  just started up recently for the winter season. They have a 10:00 show with a viariety of raptors and a 2:00 show with a family group of Harris's Hawks. I always get there when they open and walk around shooting "targets of opportunity" prior to the first Raptor Free Flight show.