Boeing Globemaster III (97-0044)

Another three minutes and I'd have been positioned right next to 16L as it took off. Sometimes a traffic light at a busy intersection stays red just long enough to keep a person from being on time or being a couple minutes too late. Oh, well, as a certain spouse would tell me, "Leave Earlier Next Time." (lol)

Ah, what would we do without such sage advice:) Great shot all the same Gary.

Gary............

Super Photo / Loved the mountains in the background at Reno / Tahoe...gives the pic depth.

Fantastic shot, Gary!

Gavin, Ken, and Dwight >> TY, guys. Ken, our small group of USSPS aviation photogs and enthusiasts annually rank you as one of the best US photogs on FA so your comment here is very much appreciated. Gavin, you also are acknowledged by myself and my friends as a superb camera jockey so I am very grateful for your positive comment. And Dwight, you and I have been in contact with each other for several years now. I have seen you challenge yourself and strive to learn and improve and you have definitely advanced and become one of FA's upper level photographers. It is aviation photogs such as you who I feel privileged to have as friends. Thank you for your compli, my friend. (Thumbs Up)

I love those photos of the 89th Airlift Squadron “The Flying Rhinos” C-17’s.

Noticed that comment on my photos, Gary. My thanks to you and please pass on thanks to your friends.