Beechcraft

[Brian Lockett]

Twin Beech C-18S N9109R Magic by Moonlight performing at the Luke AFB Airshow on March 19, 2011.

[Jay Beckman]

The Sun King

[Jeff D. Welker]

Nice capture Jay - great prop blur and warm afternoon light. I'm glad you decided to keep the entire plane in this composition. Normally I like a tighter crop; however, I really like all the lines at this angle.

This is one of my favorite GA props and your photo makes me want to look under the couch to see if I can find a $million or so in spare change  

[Jay Beckman]

I love shooting in this kind of lower light because even at slow shutter speeds, you're at a (relatively) wider aperture and you get much better separation from the background.

This was 1/125 @ f/8 whereas normally, in broad daylight, you're going to be at f/13 or f/16 and suffer much deeper depth of field.

[Jeff D. Welker]

An absolute cherry King Air C90B 

[trmphoto]

Nice shot Jeff.  The prop tips really define the arc.

[Paul Dumm]

[Jeff D. Welker]

Did I mention I like King Air's  

[Jay Beckman]

Beech On The Rocks

[Chris Kennedy]

New factory owned Hawker 4000 landed at DVT today and headed for the Honeywell facility. No paint. Stenciled numbers. Marked "Experimental."

[Jeff D. Welker]

Have I referred to the fact that I like King Air's?

[FrequencyChange]

Beechcraft BE35/U Bonanza (N725Y) by FrequencyChange, on Flickr

[trmphoto]

B200 King Air landing at SDL 6/05/2011

[Jay Beckman]

You're bagging some stellar images out at Scottsdale Tom!

Really nice work!!

[Joe Copalman]

Agreed.  Light, panning, prop blur - just nailing shot after shot.