Not actually, but the view from the wing, shooting with a GoPro. The World War II D-Day C-47 “What’s Up Doc?”. For the Palm Springs Air Museum.
January 2, 2018 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, C-47, GoPro, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, PSAirMuseum, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
Wearing that red rotating beacon on my hat always works to bring them right to my camera! Actually this is a really fun airplane to fly in and you can do that right after Christmas from Tuesday December 26th through that weekend.
The Palm Springs Air Museum World War II D-Day C-47 makes for a very historic ride too. This airplane actually flew during the Berlin Airlift. I have personally flown in it a number of times and each time it was just amazing. It is only $195 per person. Money very well spent for a “bucket list” opportunity. Call the Air Museum to make your reservation at 760-778-6262. You really will be happy you did! Thanks!
December 13, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation history, aviation photographer, Berlin Airlfit, C-47, Canon XA25, D-Day, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, warbird rides, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
I was on the inside shooting from the outside while I was shooting from the inside. Santa’s visit, flying around the Palm Springs area for the Palm Springs Air Museum. This World War II D-Day C-47 is actually a veteran of the Berlin Airlift 1948 – 1949.
December 11, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, Berlin Aitlift, C-47, GoPro, Operation Santa Claus, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, Santa Claus flying, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
Told ya’ I was out for the day shooting Santa flying his C-47! More over this coming weekend too, Santa will be flying at the Palm Springs Air Museum!
December 8, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, C-47, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, Santa Claus flying, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
This was just decided yesterday afternoon. So to all my friends you are getting the flight news first…
This Saturday, Nov 25 at the Palm Springs Air Museum there will be flights available on our World War II D-Day C-47 paratrooper aircraft “What’s Up Doc?”! Truly a favorite!
Starting at 10am and hourly as we will fill the seats until last flight at 1pm. Great fun and only $195 per person! Please call in at 760-778-6262 ahead of time to reserve your flight esepcially for the first at 10am Saturday. After that call or please come on in as early as you can. Again call 760-778-6262 and Thanks! You will love it!
And yes I shot this video 🙂
November 24, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, C-47, FujiFeed, FujiFilm X-Series, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, warbird rides, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
Shooting video from the backseat of the Palm Springs Air Museum T-28 Trojan. Very Fun!
On the way last Saturday morning for a flyover at Veterans Memorial Park in Coachella. Our C-47 “What’s Up Doc?”, our P-51 Mustang “Bunny” and from the Commemorative Air Force in Camarillo, an F6F Hellcat.
Lots more flying coming up at the Air Museum on Veterans Day Nov 11th and for the Craft Beer Festival “Props & Hops” on Nov 18th. Check it all out at the Museum Events page at https://goo.gl/oFKfQN
November 6, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, C-47, F6F, FujiFeed, FujiFilm X-Series, Hellcat, P-51, P-51 Bunny, P-51 Mustang, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, T-28, T-28 Trojan, Veteran's Day, Veterans Memorial Park Coachella, Warbird Flyover, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
To many, the sound of radial engines is a concert! The other day at the Palm Springs Air Museum. Doing a run up on “What’s Up Doc?”, our World War II C-47. The props just came back from being balanced and re-installed. You just can’t get enough of those radial engines!
November 3, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, C-47, Canon XA25, cargo aircraft, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
The Palm Springs Air Museum was honored to have opened the Lesley Zerebny Memorial Softball Game at sunset last night, Sunday at Big League Dreams Sports Park with a flyby of our World War II C-47 “What’s Up Doc”. I was there to photograph the moment.
The annual Police and Firefighters game was renamed to honor the two fallen Palm Springs Police Officers from last year, Lesley Zerebny and Jose Gilbert Vega, with the proceeds going to the Palm Springs Police Officer’s Memorial Fund. We are very Thankful to have been there to pay our respects.
October 18, 2017 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: aviation photographer, C-47, flyby, Jose Gilbert Vega, Lesley Zerebny, Lesley Zerebny Memorial Softball Game, Memorial Flyby, Palm Springs, Palm Springs Air Museum, Palm Springs photographer, Police Memorial, What's Up Doc? | Leave a comment
The C-47 World War II Transport “What’s Up Doc?” doing some qualifying air time flying overhead yesterday. The tail section and wings are marked with the D-Day Invasion Stripes that identified Allied aircraft. Out of the Palm Springs Air Museum and on the way to the Air Show in El Centro California for this coming weekend.
March 13, 2015 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: Air Force, air museum, airplane photographer, airplane photography, C-47, D-Day, Palm Springs, Palm Springs Air Museum, What's Up Doc? | 3 Comments
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