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Say Hi to the Bamboo Bomber, also known as the Cessna T-50. This is an all wooden plane made in WWII for bomber flight training. It’s a great plane! And its color, wow! But as you can see, the light simply slipped away from us. The bottom image is the only one I’m really happy with, the rest the light just doesn’t work with the “cheery” nature of the Bamboo Bomber. I like the slight angle of the Bomber opposed to our direction of travel. But hey, I didn’t stop shooting just because the light wasn’t perfect, too much damn fun!
Photos by D3x, D3s, 24-120AFS / 70-200VR2 on Lexar UDMA digital film