Photos/Videos

Our pics posted here: http://gallery.lookatthejoneses.com/v/6Y9_07/

Didn't realize how FEW pictures we had taken until I started pulling them off the camera. :( Oh well.. Quality over quantity I guess. ;)

I'll work on a trip write-up as I get time this week.
 
AAAARGH.....I was going to pull the second roll of film out of my camera this morning, and noticed that I hadn't put it in correctly. It never wound around the takup roll :mad:. Too bad, cause i think I gad some really good shots on that roll. I don't think I'll do that again....

At least I got the first roll.....

Pete
 
Here are my favorite pictures from the weekend:

http://jesseangell.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=11

I think some of the best pictures I have were taken over the weekend. Most of them by Tristan :) There are some pretty amazing sunset pictures.

I do have a video that some of you have seen that's pretty cool. I have to edit some..parts so that it can get the Ron stamp of approval before posting it for public viewing.


As far as my landing above that tony posted -- it sucked. First landing in the DA-20 in quite some time and I flared too hard. I am pretty impressed that it was able to do that considering how I was extremely slow at about 45 knots with the stall warning screaming the whole way down. Nose came up...Airplane went up.. I released some pressure to prevent the climb and stall and then pulled back again to soften the landing. It wasn't actually a bounce--the wheels never touched. I just got a little carried away :)
 
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Best part about all these photos...

I'm not in any of them!
 
Here are my favorite pictures from the weekend:

http://jesseangell.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=11

I think some of the best pictures I have were taken over the weekend. Most of them by Tristan :) There are some pretty amazing sunset pictures.

I do have a video that some of you have seen that's pretty cool. I have to edit some..parts so that it can get the Ron stamp of approval before posting it for public viewing.


As far as my landing above that tony posted -- it sucked. First landing in the DA-20 in quite some time and I flared too hard. I am pretty impressed that it was able to do that considering how I was extremely slow at about 45 knots with the stall warning screaming the whole way down. Nose came up...Airplane went up.. I released some pressure to prevent the climb and stall and then pulled back again to soften the landing. It wasn't actually a bounce--the wheels never touched. I just got a little carried away :)

Good pic of me taking off. Too bad K did not get the picture of all you as we rotated. She forgot to push the shutter button fully.
 
Here are my favorite pictures from the weekend:

http://jesseangell.com/gallery/main.php?g2_itemId=11

Jesse, those are great! Neat sunset photos and the formation pics are also very cool, especially the ones with the water in the background.

I still laugh when I think about how easy it was to pull that sign out of the ground. Or how I even thought of doing that in the first place. :)
 
very nice jesse. you are right kate that was pretty funny.
 
awesome ed.

hey do you know if Diz got a copy of the newspaper for me?
 
sweet, nothing beats being famous in Sidnaw :)
 
What Tony said. I had the page stuck in cache as well.
 


Just because people keep giving me crap about that landing. Here is the in cockpit video:
http://jesseangell.com/downloads/6y9_land.wmv

Tony's video makes it look like I had some god awful bounce. If you watch it from in the cockpit you can tell I didn't even touch the ground. I was coming in on final as slow as I possibly could and went to flare. The Diamond has some pretty impressive slow flight abilities and responded more then I had expected. It's possible that I may have caught some wind from the trees because it was gusting and a rough ride down. I was surprised at how drastically the airplane jumped up on me. I knew what was about to happen so I relieved some pressure on the stick and started another flare. You can hear me say: "I suck".

It looked a lot worse on the ground then it actually was in the plane.. In the plane--it was actually nice and smooth :)
 
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All of mine (both photos and videos) are located at the link in my signature.
 
Oh that reminds me I need to post some of the slides I took. finally got them developed and scanned.

Pete
 
Well here they finally are. The ONE roll of film I managed to take.

http://picasaweb.google.com/vontresc/6y9Scans

Pete

That pic of me going over the trees looks way worse that what it really was. But wow!

Good pic of my take off.

BTW Pete I dug out my film camera after that trip. While I am now shooting with my Nikon D80 it was nice to feel the ole OM2n in my hands again. Gosh I love how light and easy to use that camera is!
 
Yeah that pic of you going over the trees is pretty cool.... I just wish someone would make a digital retrofit for the OM line of cameras. That would be a great setup. Unfortunately the market for that would be relatively limited. I may have to break down and buy a Nikon DSLR someday.

Although shooting Vlevia gives you colors you just can't seem to get when going digital.

Pete
 
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