Well, not exactly, but...
My good friend is making his way through his commercial rating right now and he... he took me flying with him! And I see that there's no real difference for me - whether it's me who's piloting the airplane or him... the thrill if being up high in such a small pot like cessna is unique and unforgettable.
And I get to practice aerial photography as much as I like.
This time we flew to Cape May (wow! think about it... minutes of flight replaced hours of driving) and this is what I got...
Airplane that took us up:
In the cockpit... I was concentrating on getting both of us in the shot, and forgot to smile
Greg was very focused on doing all the talk with towers... looks very serious here. Was a busy day, despite all the haze too! Don't you love how people do their fields these days? Everyone's getting smarter, better, etc. I can't forget the phrase - laziness is the wheel of our progress :)
I can never catch clouds reflections in rivers. That's a challenge I'm taking on our next flights. I'll be looking out for clouds reflections in rivers and lakes.
And that's in Princeton I believe... one gorgeous town *sigh*... miss it
Highways are always fun to observe from above. But I'm bored photographing them in the daylight by now. Have quite an extensive collection of those. Gotta switch to a different time
There's a whole bunch more photos from that flight. And those that are coming are even more exciting, so keep coming back!
There's also a video coming up, but that might take me forever with all the work I need to do. So... if anybody really wants to see what I did, you better keep reminding me.
Until later... :)
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