Air Photography Site

Camera equipment and technique for taking photos.
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Mel McKinney
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Air Photography Site

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Interesting aerial photography site I found looking for Gore Range shots. Love those shots of the Aspens in the snow!

http://www.airphotona.com/images.asp?ca ... =Mountains
Mountains cast spells on me - Why, because of the way Earth-heaps lie, should I be Chocked by joy mysteriously; stilled or drunken-gay? Why should a brown hill trail Tug at my feet to go? Why should a boggy swale Tune my heart to a nameless tale Mountain marshes know?
--- Belle Turnbull ("Mountain-Mad")
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We have lot of aerial photographers/aviators on the site.

I am smelling a 'flyin/flyover' of some of our better spots, who would be up for that?
-Just as soon as you idiot proof something, some a**hole is just going to come along and make a better idiot.

-To Cessna: "November one, zero, four Lima Papa, wind 080 at 90 peak gusts 120, runway 35 cleared for takeoff"

To fellow controller: "Watch this sh!t"

-Whether climbing or flying, the single greatest thing to remember is that every ascent is optional, and if you feel like making another, your subsequent descent is mandatory.
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There was an excellent thread a few months ago with aerial shots.
I love flying over the mountains trying to get the best views. :D
Mountains cast spells on me - Why, because of the way Earth-heaps lie, should I be Chocked by joy mysteriously; stilled or drunken-gay? Why should a brown hill trail Tug at my feet to go? Why should a boggy swale Tune my heart to a nameless tale Mountain marshes know?
--- Belle Turnbull ("Mountain-Mad")
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