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About Our Tales That We’ve Published, and Future Stories Yet to be Told
Posted by Ken Kula on January 22nd, 2020
Posted in airshows, Aviation Photographers, Military AIrcraft, Museums 
Comments Off on About Our Tales That We’ve Published, and Future Stories Yet to be Told“You’ve got your stuff right?”: From Street Clothes to Strapped In for the Ride of a Lifetime!
Posted by Mark Kolanowski on January 15th, 2020
By most accounts, the 2019 edition of Airshow London’s practice day was a bit underwhelming thanks to Mother Nature’s intervention. Low ceilings kept the aircraft on the ground for most of the day limiting arrivals to instrument approaches, and an intense line of storms resulted in an early cancellation of the “Hour of Power” before […]
Posted in airshows, Aviation Photographers, Museums, Trainers, warbirds Comments Off on “You’ve got your stuff right?”: From Street Clothes to Strapped In for the Ride of a Lifetime!History Was Re-Created by the D-Day Squadron’s European Round Trip
Posted by Ken Kula on August 9th, 2019
The Now epic trans-Atlantic double crossing by the D-Day Squadron … the planes and the men and women that accomplished the feat, is now “in the books”. Per the organization, here’s the D-Day Squadron’s “Normandy by the Numbers”, which gives a bit of perspective to the historic effort to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the D-Day […]
Posted in Aviation Photographers, Special Event, U.S. Army, warbirds 
Tags: D-Day Squadron, Logistics, Waterbury CT Comments Off on History Was Re-Created by the D-Day Squadron’s European Round Trip“Shooting Oshkosh”
Posted by Stephanie Othersen on June 22nd, 2019
One air show I always look forward to shooting is EAA AirVenture. Located in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, AirVenture is a massive show to cover. PhotoRecon will have three (3) photojournalists on site this year to provide coverage of this event. It’s a 7-day event that will leave you wanting more!
Posted in airshows, Aviation Photographers, EAA AirVenture, EAA Warbirds of America, warbirds Tags: EAA AirVenture, Oshkosh Wisconsin, Photography Comments Off on “Shooting Oshkosh”