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Wednesday, November 12, 2014

B-52 at Night

Here are some more night photos from the United States Air Force Academy this weekend, showing scenes more commonly photographed in daylight - this time it's the B-52 bomber.
It's a real B-52 that flew many combat missions, now mounted for an impressive display.
I liked the moon behind the plane in that last shot. It was also the highest ISO I used, 12,800.

13 comments:

  1. Amazing, superb captures, Al!! I'm so glad you posted them!! Hope your week is going well!! Give the doggies a pat for me -- as always!

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  2. Your night photos are fantastic! In the early 60s, my dad was a navigator on a B-52. He has some great photos of his plane refueling in midair.

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  3. Amazing pictures and the one with the moon is beyond wonderful. I'm nearly speechless with awe.

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  4. It looks so much more dramatic at night!! I agree that the shot with the moon is incredible!!!

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  5. Lots of sky time for those planes!

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  6. I love these night shots! Very well done, and pushing the ISO really worked well.

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  7. great shots. from your new fancy camera?

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  8. Fantastic shots. Very nice angles.

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  9. I've never tried night shots like these, Al - at least none I'll admit to! Great shots of the plane in the moonlight. I just got an E-mail from a friend who lives in the Springs saying you have about 4" of snow. We've got about 2 feet so far and still snowing.

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  10. Wow - amazing shots.

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  11. What a wonderful set of images. Congratulations for thinking outside the box and capturing some excellent photos. Really nice work.

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  12. Great night shots! I love that you photographed the B-52 at night! Yes, we were in Co Springs back in July, visiting friends as part of our trip. Had been there before when our daughter was a baby, though. Just loved every inch of that trip, including the Springs.

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