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Stunt plane over parked Blue Angel

Air show at Boca Chica Naval Air Station

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Live Stream Engine Repair

Henry Ford Museum

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Turbine Powered Racer

Over 150 mph, 10 feet away and you can see his eyes.

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Key West Harbor

Always plenty of things to look at.

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EAA Airshow Oshkosh

The North American B-25 Mitchell is a medium bomber that was introduced in 1941 and named in honor of Major General William "Billy" Mitchell, a pioneer of U.S. military aviation.

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Kite Boarding

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Car Art

I love photographing hood ornaments at car shows. It was a time when the auto manufacturers really designed with flair.

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Crab & Lobster Boat – Key West

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Fort Jefferson National Park

Amphibious plane reflection. You can fly out for a 1/2 day trip or take the long ferry ride.

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Brave Boaters

Used to come to the Florida Keys. Imagine taking a styrofoam boat all the way from Cuba.

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Lake Superior Traffic

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Amsterdam

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Power Boat Racing

Key West Offshore Powerboat Racing - twin turbine engine powered

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P-51

EAA Airshow Oshkosh WI

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Foreign Training Sailboat

Can't recall the country it was from but it seemed creeper by young sailor cadets.

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Airbus

landing gear

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Final Approach

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Heading out to sea

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Moonset

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Hard to imagine a more exquisite yacht

Owned by Mrs. Steve Jobs, the Venus, visiting Key West, is 260' in length.

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Sail Racing

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B-1 Bomber

Boca Chica Naval Air Station - Key West

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Warbirds Flyover

EAA Airshow Oshkosh

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America 2.0

Schooner America 2.0 is the newest, largest, most elegant sailing boat designed for Classic Harbor Line. LOA: 105’ Draft: 10.5’ Beam: 20’ Rig Height: 84’ Freeboard: 4’ Sail Area 3,600 Square Feet She features shroudless carbon fiber spars, a two part hull with a removable, aluminum deadwood section for water and fuel tanks and features electric motors for propulsion. Her hull is constructed out of an end-grain balsa core, sandwiched between two layers of Port Orford Cedar over wooden laminated frames, an aluminum cabin structure with integrated mast supports, and bullwarks and cabin soles constructed out of plascore, an aluminum honey comb material, for improved strength and additional weight savings. She was launched in August 2011 and is Classic Harbor Lines’ flagship vessel at Chelsea Piers. She spends her winters in Key West from November to April.