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Thursday, May 04, 2006

Downtown Tampa

I was flying with a new pilot who had just puchased this plane from a friend of mine. We had flown over to St. Petersburg, Fla. for him to practice landings at a towered airport. While returning to our home airport, I grabbed this shot fom 2600 feet through the plane's plexiglass window. Olympus C-3020

posted by Richard at 11:07 AM

4 Comments:

Blogger CameraDawktor said...

Hey that's awesome for being up so high!

3:29 PM  
Blogger Jim said...

I see the runways at the top right part of the frame.

3:29 PM  
Blogger Richard said...

Thx Doc. Through the plexiglass, with the vibratiins, and with only 3 megapixels... We'll see what I can do with the 20D when I buy my own plane...

Jim, that's Peter 'O Knight airport. In it's early history it was also a seaplane base and is the detination of the first scheduled airline flight in the world. St. Pete to Tampa, flown by Tony Janus, 1914-1924. http://www.suite101.com/article.cfm/17933/109196

4:57 PM  
Blogger Richard said...

Oh and BTW, Peter O' is were I got my Flight Instructor rating...

4:59 PM  

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