Did not shoot much this year, but here is a baker's dozen.
2000 Porsche Carrera GT at the Petersen auto museum. This is the only one produced.
At the Santa Ana Heritage museum.
Kellogg house. Hiram Clay Kellogg was a surveyor and engineer around 1900. He built dams around the world and laid out the Calif cities of Corona and Elsinore. His family home, which he designed, was moved here in 1980.
Kellogg liked ships and incorporated nautical elements in his house, including an actual ship mast in the staircase, and a teak-floored oval dining room partially seen here. His office at the front corner of the house had a separate direct entrance so visitors would not bother the children or vice-versa, and a wooden ship model in the window.
Steampunk person.
Crazy performer.
"Tarmac day" at Lyon air museum, John Wayne airport. The father had just run up and assumed the position.
B-24 Liberator waist-gunners posing for mom.
Ball turret gunner. Being necessarily small and curled up while flying, turret gunners had a better casualty rate than pilots and waist-gunners.
Fueling a B-17 Flying Fortress. In World War II, B-17's flew deep into Germany, accompanied by long-range P-51 Mustang fighters. The guy with the dip-stick measured the fuel in the tank beforehand.
Bad hair day: Videoing an L-5 Birddog as it taxis away.
Dan Gurney's Olsonite Eagle. Eagles dominated for a few years, including finishing 1, 2 and 4 at Indy in 1968. This shot was at least 2 stops underexposed.
Racing Porsches in front of "Fuddy Duddy".
Actor/comedian Don Rickles. "You hockey puck!" Notable movies include Run Silent, Run Deep; Beach Blanket Bingo; and Kelly's Heroes. He starred in TV's CPO Sharkey, and he got to roast President Reagan.
Last edited by SpecialK; 01-22-2019 at 10:48 PM.