And again.

This plane is called… *picks-up-phone-and-googles-it*. It’s pretty cool though.

At the Flying Heritage Collection, Everett WA (2014).

Through the Loop

Propeller of C-130 Hércules - Canoas - RS - Brasil

Photo:Gustavo Nardon

Gedenkstein zur Gründung des Deutschen Seenot-Flugrettungsdienstes 1939

Pictures from the family day @ Jagdgeschwader 71 "Richthofen" , part of the german airforce, located in Wittmund / Ostfriesland / Germany

On the GWY-DUB flight, about to take off.

Original Artwork by CrazyGus - July 2011

(ShinHan Art Touch markers on 5x6 Smooth Bristol)

A poster for the Oluthuone Leskinen

Peggy is wearing my new creation inspired by Pierre Cardin's futuristic space age designs. Cardin loved circles, incorporating them into so many of his creations so I took inspiration from that and from various different looks he created. The circles are stiffened with Diamond Glaze glue and attached to the dress panels using fusible web. They can be worn in a variety of ways. This design reminds me of an airplane propeller - I hope Cardin would have approved!

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Actually it's a fan. But it's more fun to call it a propeller.

Two Harbors, MN

Local Waterford band the Propeller Palms played the Theatre Royal in Waterford City Ireland for the Imagine Arts Festival

21st October 2017.

My first time shooting a gig!

old boat yard, Groomsport, Ards Peninsular, County Down, Northern Ireland

Xavier playing with a propeller

This may have been "Old Columbine," Eisenhower's presidential airplane.

US Air Force Museum, August, 1980

I blogged about this here.

BNSF Railroad hauling new industrial sized wind turbine propellers. I never realized one blade is the size of 2 train cars.

11787 West Burlington Road, Rathdrum, ID

Local Waterford band the Propeller Palms played the Theatre Royal in Waterford City Ireland for the Imagine Arts Festival

21st October 2017.

My first time shooting a gig!

Note the nick, and the twin scars as well, on this poor porpoise's fin. It also has scars all over its body. While these could have been marks that a seagoing predator made, it is more likely that the culprit are propellers of speeding boats, according to Florida marine authorities.

Numerous manatees, or sea cows, are also maimed or killed by many boaters who completely disregard "no wake" zones designed to protect marine life in shallow shoreline waters.

@Propeller Island City Lodge, Berlin

My window was right next to the propeller on the turbo prop. It was kind of cool outside of my window. I do not think I captured the cool aspects in this picture.

Onboard OS283 INN-FRA

Mills at 'The Molenkade' in the Kinderdijk. Holland. 06-09-2008