..well, this ends the mini airplane series.. for more just check out the flickr slideshow below..
Hamilton Standard, a famous aircraft propeller parts supplier, was formed in 1929 when United Aircraft and Transport Corporation consolidated Hamilton Aero Manufacturing and Standard Steel Propeller into the Hamilton Standard Propeller Corporation. Other members of the corporation included Boeing, United Airlines, Sikorsky and Pratt & Whitney. At the time, Hamilton was the largest manufacturer of aircraft propellers in the world. (wiki)
16 replies on “the standard”
turns out you’re just as good at taking bit of planes as bits of cars and photographing them, well done you!!!
Ditto to Elaine’s comment! The POV here is perfect in every way. Now you’ve got me wondering if this is the same Hamilton that makes ceiling fans?? There would definitely be a connection, right?
took me a second ot two to figure it out, great point of view
fantastic! love old planes!
Great angle. Love the reflections. You are doing wonders inside whit a wide angle lens.
Super frame, super details, but this time it is not so shiny what I liked about previous ones !
A fine viewpoint for showing this great looking propeller. I too am a fan of old aircraft.
Fine picture and interesting comment.
Great angle to capture it from, those reflections are awesome 🙂
nice description of the standard, great depiction!
Fabulous work my friend! In this shot, the POV, framing, DOF, all excellent and really makes for a dynamic image. You should go to some airshows!
Excellent! I’m blown away and the shot is pretty good too.
wow, that’s nice looking. looks too nice to fly 🙂
another great series. you brought the same fresh eye to the compositions in this one that you brought to the auto show series.
A beautiful capture to end with. I really like the red and yellow combo and once again the lights make it so soft and give wonderful reflections.
Great series here and well done…!
Your strange…. unique angle shots are always a favorite of mine. It’s probably why I like the Moleman shots so much. Do more like this. They are very attention grabbing.