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Fleet Week 2010 - Airshow practice in San Francisco, CA on Friday, October 8th, 2010. Nikon D300 + Nikkor 400mm f/2.8
Photo by Dave Schumaker.
photographed at the Moore for the Stranger on 2 May 2011. ( lineout.thestranger.com/lineout/archives/2011/05/03/photo... )
This was the airshow that almost wasn't - Karl the Fog owned the day. Yes we got to see a few planes through gaps in the fog, but it was a very subdued event, with over half of the planned performances not happening at all, and with very scaled back displays from those that did.
Whenever we could actually see a plane through the fog I took photographs in the hope of getting something...
On a typical Fleet Week flying day I can easily shoot over 5,000 photos of planes in action. The shots in this album are the "best"(?) of around 400 taken all day.
© 2022, John Krzesinski.
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The remains of a small old wooden bridge. Probably quite handy to step over the Fleet when it was visible.
NORFOLK, Va. -- Capt. Robert E. Clark, commanding officer, Naval Station Norfolk at WVEC-13 to discuss Fleet Fest.
minutes after TVOTR, droves and droves of fans scrambled over to the outdoor stage to be awed by Fleet Foxes.
Practice Airshow, 10/9/09
Photo Tip: The dramatic angle was made possible with my 100-400mm zoom @ 400mm.
July 26 - Aug 3 in Seattle, WA. US Naval Sea Cadets experience shipboard life and learn directly from active duty Navy personnel
B Fleet starting: Liquid Limit II, Still A Gorilla, Red Streaker, Artemis II, and ExpressWave are visible;
Hey Jude and Anarchy waiting between us (Windspiel) and race committee;
2009-08-19;
Glenmar Sailing Association (GSA) PHRF Fleet Racing;
Chesapeake Bay at Middle River;
Middle River, Maryland (MD), USA
This was the airshow that almost wasn't - Karl the Fog owned the day. Yes we got to see a few planes through gaps in the fog, but it was a very subdued event, with over half of the planned performances not happening at all, and with very scaled back displays from those that did.
Whenever we could actually see a plane through the fog I took photographs in the hope of getting something...
On a typical Fleet Week flying day I can easily shoot over 5,000 photos of planes in action. The shots in this album are the "best"(?) of around 400 taken all day.
© 2022, John Krzesinski.
Did you know you can find me on Facebook? Check me out here.
This was the airshow that almost wasn't - Karl the Fog owned the day. Yes we got to see a few planes through gaps in the fog, but it was a very subdued event, with over half of the planned performances not happening at all, and with very scaled back displays from those that did.
Whenever we could actually see a plane through the fog I took photographs in the hope of getting something...
On a typical Fleet Week flying day I can easily shoot over 5,000 photos of planes in action. The shots in this album are the "best"(?) of around 400 taken all day.
© 2022, John Krzesinski.
Did you know you can find me on Facebook? Check me out here.