Great Photos and Great looking plane!!!I met with former F4 Phantom pilot, Greg Hughes this morning in San Marcos, Texas, to get photos of his newly restored and beautiful Cessna 150. Greg can sure fly! We had a great time and I think he meets and probably exceeds POA standards for a clean belly.
Good question. Used to be about 1500! Now I end up with 300 or so and out of those I keep about 30-40
One for every 8-10? That's some good skills, I think!
A lot of them are good, but look exactly the same as the previous one. I spend a lot of time looking at faces people are making, looking to see if eyes are open, etc. I’m usually sick of looking at their faces before I’m done.
Huh. People usually have that reaction to pictures with me in 'em after only just a couple.
I’m looking forward to it as well!Top-shelf stuff as always, Jack! Looking forward to meeting up at Sedona in October.
LOL, I didn't even get my copies yet. You're connected! As always, thanks for the kind words. I never get tired of getting a magazine in the mail with one of my photos on the cover.
Thank you so much David! I really enjoy doing this and hope it continues for many years to come.
1. Thank you.1. Excellent photos as always.
2. Clean belly of the year award earned here
Jack, is the prop on that plane original? Flew lots of 152's and for some reason that thing looks HUGE compared to what I remember, and the ones I flew were Sparrowhawk conversions with extra HP ...
Nope. Bought the Little Toot. Now I’m thinking about a 182.
I’m not very experienced at the tricycle thing!And not a 180? Think you can fly with the little wheel in the wrong end?
Jealous!!!!
