Pima Air and Space Museum, Tucson, AZ

[Paul Dumm]

Shade you found shade out there. 

[Scott Youmans]

MAGNESIUM OVERCAST

Joe, your super wide lens seems to have very respectable sharpness at the edges.  Hard to tell at this size but seems quite good.

[Joe Copalman]

Scott, I'm pretty impressed by it as well, especially considering how "fishy" it is (true 8mm on APS-C bodies) and how affordable it was ($300). 

[Joe Copalman]

GOD MAY BE YOUR CO-PILOT . . .

. . . BUT IT'S YOUR FLIGHT ENGINEER I'M WORRIED ABOUT.

[Joe Copalman]

Apologies for the hack metering on the windows.  John, Paul, and Ringo Jay were waiting on me, and I lacked a proper flash to illuminate the interior. 

[Jay Beckman]

I envision a re-visit...

[Joe Copalman]

I may have to dust off the words "pretty" and "please" and use them copiously on the 30th.

[Paul Dumm]

So that is where you disappeared to, I though you when off to play with your rocket engines. 

[Scott Youmans]

GOD MAY BE YOUR CO-PILOT . . .

. . . BUT IT'S YOUR FLIGHT ENGINEER I'M WORRIED ABOUT.

Joe, is that the interior of the C-97 or KC-97?

[Joe Copalman]

It's the forward section of a -97 of some flavor, but it's just a cockpit, removed from the rest of the fuselage.  It was one of the Boneyard Project pieces, but is off display now near the Hannah hangar. 

[Scott Youmans]

Ok, that explains the "art". Thanks.

[Scott Youmans]

Art for Art's Sake - Taken the evening of the opening at PASM.  One of two photos featured in the Smithsonian Air & Space Magazine article and on their website.

http://www.airspacemag.com/multimedia/The-Bone-Yard-Project.html

[Joe Copalman]

STAYING MANTIS

[Scott Youmans]

Great application of your 8mm!

[Joe Copalman]

STRATOJET