B-52 Memorial Park by Bryan Murahashi

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08-MAY-2011

B-52 Memorial Park

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A retired B-52D Stratofortress outside of Orlando International Airport.

A memorial of when these planes were stationed at the defunct McCoy Air Force Base, now the international airport.

Nikon D300 ,Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6 EX DC HSM
1/640s f/8.0 at 10.0mm iso200 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Wei O'Connell		23-May-2011 05:28
Wow, look at that wingspan. Great shot, Bryan.

Sam Rua		22-May-2011 02:51
Nicely captured, Bryan. One of my favorite planes --- and one of my very first models when I was growing up.

Hank Vander Velde		22-May-2011 02:22
That's one big old airplane well captured Bryan.

Karen Stuebing		21-May-2011 21:42
That's a big boy! These look so ungainly when you compare them with modern fighter jets but they got the job done. Great photo.

coaster		21-May-2011 20:57
Cool wide-angle shot!

Richard Vance		21-May-2011 14:27
Dramatic image of the old Buff, Bryan. While they are all older than the pilots flying them today, they're still a formidable machine. While in the USAF, I spent some time at March AFB, a SAC base at the time, which hosted fully loaded B-52s. Best regards, Dick:)

Tom LeRoy		21-May-2011 13:13
A massive and huge plane that made a lot of noise! Great capture!V!

Randy Adams		21-May-2011 11:18
Excellent perspective and composition Bryan! V

Graeme		21-May-2011 10:44
I love your perspective to capture this plane in such an angle, Bryan. Well done.Voted

Guest		21-May-2011 09:57
Fabulous shot Bryan.. wonderful perspective. V

shatterbug		21-May-2011 06:45
Great crop...love this wide perspective!

NealyBob		21-May-2011 06:25
Fantastic capture of this old war bird~!V

Steven Jusczyk		21-May-2011 04:45
Great perspective

slhoornstra		21-May-2011 04:21
A great POV for this fantastic looking old aircraft!! Airshow this weekend? V

Walter Otto Koenig		21-May-2011 04:05
This wide shot really conveys the immense size of this plane. Even at 10mm it fills up the entire frame. Well done! "V"

Guest		21-May-2011 03:38
Formidable! V.