My Office; C-188 Ag Truck


Air Tractor AT-401


Air Tractor AT-401 Walter Turbine

Rowdy wrote:Thats Five Bracketed exposures merged together in photoshop. I`d like to get my hands on a couple of ND filters now too. Should have picked up a couple before I went north for the season, but i guess i had more important things on my mind. Here are a couple more shots..

Thanks for the reply, love how you framed this shot, and the photorealistic feel of your HDR pic is great ! Gotta get my hands on Lightroom and photoshop, but I don't have the bucks...

On our way to relocate some canoers out of a fire zone.

A few Beavers getting ready to do morning skeds.

A little air to air fun earlier today.

Messing around in Photoshop with some photos:

Pasco Gooses lined up outside the museum in Port Hardy. I mean hangar. Hangar! The airplanes are lined up outside the hangar. My goodness, how embarrassing.

Grumman G-164 Ag Cat


Grumman G-164 Ag Cat

One from Work. Good Ol Beaver dam..

Nice shot Adam!!!!!!!



Gilles

Rudder Bug wrote:Nice shot Adam!!!!!!!



Gilles

Thanks, I appreciate the comment! . Here is a J3 from the Fly-In Breakfast at Killarney, MB




AT-401 Walter


AT-401 Walter

286 out for some training.


FODB at Otter Creek. (Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160)


FUMY tied up for the night. (Kodak Ektacolor Pro 160)

Nice work guys!

Rowdy

Your last shots are stunning.

You are becoming a heck of a photographer, please keep them coming!

RB

X 2! Rowdy, great work!

I haven't been on this thread for a while & am really impressed with all the images! I wish I had some a/c images to contribute, but I'm truly enjoying your posts!

Let's see if I can find one or two images that I've taken lately.

Sorry, a bit off topic but this is what I've been photographing lately.

beaverlover, you can do most everything with Photoshop Elements ... that program can do more than most of us can, and it's about $80. Well worth the investment.

Smashin' bugs in the ol' J3

Never mind the mountain; how about aircraft type? That's a rare one these days!

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Mount Decoli- I want my fish!

Blakey wrote:Never mind the mountain; how about aircraft type? That's a rare one these days!

Is that not a 210/5 or 205?

I thought so too but the registration says it's a 1967 C206. I guess that answers the trivia question about when the bump dissappeared! Not so rare after all but still an unusual appearing 206.

A couple from the last few days with guests at the lodge..







The sunsets here never cease to amaze me.







A couple from the south arm yesterday.. headed back to the lodge on the weekend.. should get some fantastic ones as the leaves begin to turn and we head in to fall!

Some shots from the other day. Always scares me holding the camera out the window...


Dryden, ON - PA-18-150 Super Cub


Dryden, ON - PA-18-150 Super Cub