The Water’s Warm, Dive Right In!

I’ve been asked a bit of late how it came to be that I had the “exclusive” with the N3N-3. It’s not that I had an exclusive, it was simply I was there, all the time during the whole process of bringing it back to the skies. You can see for yourself here what it looked like in the start when the project (what a plane is called being brought back to airworthy) had its skins taken off and assembled for the first check of what needed to be done. Here you can see what the final outcome was of the project. It came a long ways in a relatively short time and my camera was there for the whole thing. That’s one aspect of photography that get’s lost in all the f/stops and shutter speed, the real time required for a photograph. Not all projects come to a successful conclusion but that doesn’t stop me from looking for and getting involved in them. They are so much fun, lots to be learned and the end results can be amazing! I want to really encourage your to find a project in your backyard and get your camera involved. The water’s warm, dive right in!