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Huge US Air Force Lockheed C-5A Galaxy, 68-0224 raises her nose to unload her cargo at RAF Mildenhall on a June evening way back in 1975.
We'd watched her arrive earlier - standing under the approach lights until being enveloped by her gigantic presence and thunderous noise - she washed right over our heads with everything 'hanging out' to land at this sprawling Suffolk Air base.
Back then she came under the appropriately named 'Military Airlift Command' (MAC) which replaced the old MATS (Military Air transport Service). MAC is long gone - now renamed rather insipidly - AMC (Air Mobility Command).
One of the largest aircraft flying most early C-5A's are being phased out to the boneyard in Arizona but some of the later C-5B models are being rebuilt as the vastly improved C-5M with new systems, engines and a 'glass' cockpit, these giants wil be around for a few more years to come.
Scanned 35mm Transparency
Charming evening
Photographer Khalid Almasoud © All rights reserved
Spectacular view of Kuwait city, with prosperity and progress, and rapid urban development, the downtown and its heart, important buildings, hotels, institutions, companies and ministries, shopping malls, this shot was in January 2011 from one of high-rise buildings.
I dedicate this shot to my brother, Ayman Al-Kanderi
اطلالة ساحرة على مدينة الكويت ، ذات الازدهار والتقدم ، والنهضة العمرانية السريعة ، وسط العاصمة وقلبها النابض ،ومباني هامة ، فنادق ومؤسسات ، شركات ووزارات ، ومجمعات تجارية ، كانت هذه اللقطة في يناير ٢٠١١ من احد البنايات المرتفعة
هذه اللقطة اهديها الى اخي العزيز أيمن الكندري , الذي اتمنى ان تنال اعجابه ان شاء الله.
This photo was taken on January 17, 2011using a Canon EOS 50D
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Evening light on icebergs and sea ice in Twillingate, NL. From a Spectacular Newfoundland trip with Road Scholar.
Dazzling teatime sunshine streams down the line onto the points and crossovers at the mouth of Paddington Station. I always wonder whether the east-west orientation of the Western Region main line presents problems of visibility. I had just been to Ely and Peterborough. I was trying to visit as many cathedrals as I could. I was about to catch the 1800 Swansea train. The South Wales line was closed beyond Swindon for upgrading to 125mph standard, and trains were diverted via Bath. The 1800 train ran non-stop to Stapleton Road, Bristol ...for me an admirable arrangement. I was travelling on a first-class All Line Railrover ticket. Wednesday 27th August 1975.
Evening boat ride with Yoho Cruises in the Burrard Inlet and English Bay. Turned out to be a lovely evening on the water.
Evening and reflection. Model: Tatiana. It was nice back light from reflection from glass door - and it was gorgeous for hear light. Well, model was gorgeous too :) Nikon D60 + Hasselblad Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm f2.8 (manual) .
6880 "Betton Grange" pictured at Shackerstone on the Battlefield railway, on a bitterley cold evening.