My Father's Cessna, circa 1982
I've been working with a private pilot friend recently setting up a stock photo shoot. In the process we've naturally talked quite a bit about airplanes. This has brought back memories of the plane our family had when I was a kid, so I thought I'd share it here.
In today's capture you can see my dad taxiing the plane, a Cessna 172, before takeoff. To the best of my knowledge this was taken around 1982 from our boat in Big Lake Alaska. I will say that growing up in Alaska and having a floatplane in the family made for some great times.
Nikon FM2, Vivitar Series I 70-210 f/2.8 (if I recall correctly)
2 Comments:
That’s awesome Rich…….I love float planes……they ROCK!!!!!
I listened to you on the podcast with pro photography show. It was great and I'm surprised by what we have in common. I've been a successful real estate agent but now I have more time on my hands and am now playing around with stock. Now I see you were raised around planes. I look forward to hearing more of what your doing.
Colby McLemore
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