Air-to-Air Piper Turbo Saratoga

[Lowflynjack]

Well, I'm a little tired of the Saharan dust we're dealing with in Texas. I can't breathe, but more importantly... it makes it very difficult to get a good photoshoot! I normally shoot about an hour before sunset, but the dust is so thick that I lose good light at least 15 minutes before the sun is actually down. It does give the photos a unique orange glow though. Fingers crossed it goes away soon.

But for now, a Saratogo shot over Lake Somerville, near Brenham, Texas. If you like my sunset shots, you'll love this shoot!

 

[Kitch]

Still looks great to me !!!

You should come to the Ozarks week after next to take pictures of my airplane over Table Rock Lake....

 

[Dave Theisen]

Obviously he didn’t wash the belly.

Nice shots, as always.

 

[455 Bravo Uniform]

They’re all great, no idea there was anything off. Maybe even better than some of your other prior work!

 

[Lowflynjack]

Obviously he didn’t wash the belly.

Nice shots, as always.

He did, but I really ran out of light before the breakaway shots!

 

[Lowflynjack]

They’re all great, no idea there was anything off. Maybe even better than some of your other prior work!

Thanks... I think! I've found that some people love the sunset shots, or the sparkle shots as I call them. I like them, but they're not my favorites. I always want that razor sharp head-on shot and sometimes conditions don't allow that.

 

[455 Bravo Uniform]

You are an artist, I’m just a gawker, lol!

 

[gregjay]

Just got the issue in the mail today, beautiful.