Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ

[Scott Youmans]

Boeing 787 / Rolls-Royce Trent fan inlet

[Tower Guy]

Great comparison shot Scott, it looks like you could get a job in Tombstone as a stand in gunfighter. 

[Scott Youmans]

Thanks Harvey. I'd forgotten just how big those fans are. It's got to be scary standing anywhere near one of those while it's running.

[John B.]

B-52D with camo:


Boeing B-52D Stratofortress 55-0067 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity

[Scott Youmans]

The best defense.....

[Scott Youmans]

The Friendly Giant - and long time friend. One of the first aircraft at the museum.

[John B.]

Just a view of the 787 during the ceremony held for signing over of the airplane from Boeing to PASM:


Boeing 787 N787EX (ZA002) Dedication Ceremony par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity

[John B.]

Harrier out from restoration.   


Hawker Harrier GR.3 XV804 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity

[John B.]

A couple from the end of last week:


North American T-6G 49-2908 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity


Westland Lynx AH.7 XZ185 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity

[John B.]

Just odds and ends--nothing particularly exciting around here...


Boeing B-52D Stratofortress 55-0067 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity


Boeing B-52D Stratofortress 55-0067 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity


Boeing B-52D Stratofortress 55-0067 par John Bezosky Jr., on ipernity

[Scott Youmans]

Non-Flying Boat

[Joe Copalman]

Bitchin!

[Jeff D. Welker]

Non-Flying Boat

PASM may well be my favorite place for aviation photography. IMHO, the unrestored or aging aircraft are the gems of the museum. Scott, your portfolio of work that encompasses these little seen aircraft is tremendous. Heretofore, your "FALLEN STAR" (http://azaerophoto.com/forum/index.php?topic=30.msg33543#msg33543) image has been my all-time favorite. That being said, "Non-Flying Boat" has gotten within a "nose" of surpassing it. The monochrome/sepia treatment is a wonderful touch.

[Scott Youmans]

Tools of War

[Scott Youmans]

Loadstar - EOS-20D and 24-105mm back in January 2006. Where does the time go...?