flags and planes

[davect01]

A few random shots of "Old Glory" and an AA plane flying overhead.

 

[BBW]

Dave, are you using the zoom lens? Pretty impressive range!

Here's a photo of old glory, though no planes for me.

Olympus E-PL1

I like flags - perhaps some other members will add their own?

 

[davect01]

Very nice, even see a bit reflected in your ride.

This particular lens is a Minolta/Vivitar 70-150mm with a 2x converter and what ever the NEX adapter adds.

Dave, are you using the zoom lens? Pretty impressive range!

Here's a photo of old glory, though no planes for me.

Olympus E-PL1

I like flags - perhaps some other members will add their own?

 

[BBW]

Thanks for the lens update, Dave - that is one of the big plusses of your camera...all those lenses you can use.

Thanks for the compliment - not my ride, but my neighbor's. He's a limousine driver.

 

[davect01]

Thanks for the lens update, Dave - that is one of the big plusses of your camera...all those lenses you can use.

Thanks for the compliment - not my ride, but my neighbor's. He's a limousine driver.

Also digging the white and red flowers complementing the flag while everything else is dark.

 

[ajramirez]

I believe these are my only two flag photos. Taken at Santa María Magdalena de Pazzis Cemetery, Old San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Regards,

Antonio

 

[BBW]

Two of my all time favorite photographs, Antonio.

 

[chromatin64]

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flag-pavilion by Multiple fragments of tissue, on Flickr

The Catalan flag, outside the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion, Barcelona. LX3 1/800s - f7.1 - ISO 80. (X-posted in Color Image forum).

And +1 for Antonio's shots.

 

[docfox]

Here's the American flag hiding behind the beautiful lady of New York harbor! I shot this circa 1975 from the right seat of a Piper Cherokee 140 using an Olympus OM2 and a 200 mm f/5 Zuiko lens. (I have posted this Ektachrome slide scan previously in other threads.)