BELL X-1, SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL AIR AND SPACE MUSEUM, WASHINGTON, D.C., OCTOBER 22, 2008
Pentax *ist DS
SMC Pentax-DA 50-200 at 80mm
1/125 sec. f9.5
ISO 1600
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When a mystery writer puts aside his pen and picks up a camera
HENRY KISOR
ABOUT THIS BLOG
Every day, the weather gods and the photography angels willing, a new photograph will be posted here. Some will be from my archive of nature photographs, taken both from our cabin on the shore of Lake Superior in Upper Michigan and in the garden of Three Crowns Park in Evanston, Illinois. From time to time I'll sneak in a shot or two taken while indulging in other passions.
3 comments:
where are the wires that hang the plane from the ceiling?
What wires? X-1 blasted through the Great Hall at Mach 1.01, flattening the tourists below and persuading Pancho Barnes to stand a round of free drinks at last.
Fantastic - I love it - I love the lines/shadows and light :)
Cheers
Robyn
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