Wings For Houdini ( 2 ) by Larry Davis
This weekend in Australia was the Anniversary of the first controlled, powered flight of an airplane in Australia, at Digger’s Rest in Victoria ( 18 March 1910 ) and was achieved by Harry Houdini who was visiting Australia from the USA
This location is only a 15 minute drive from where I live, so I went along to the Melton Airfield here in Central Victoria for some wonderful scene’s.
This is an ongoing set of images from that Festival of Flight.
Click here if you would like to read about this Historical event.
taken with a Panasonic Lumix FZ30 point & shoot camera, then with a small touch of HDR.
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Comments
Thanks mate.
I had a great time.
– Larry Davis
Greeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaat capture mate!!!
You should have been up there.
It was fantastic.
– Larry Davis
Great capture.
Thanks Roz.
It was a great day.
– Larry Davis
Wha a great shot
Marvellous what you can find to do, when you are bored….
– Larry Davis
Awesome shot Larry! :))
Ta mate.
Ya Bonza.
– Larry Davis
This is really neat Larry! super shot! take care, Linda
Hello Linda.
Nice to hear from you.
Stay safe my friend.
– Larry Davis
Outstanding shot!!!
Thanks Victoria.
We “Baby-Boomers” know how to get a good image. ( same age )
– Larry Davis
Superb. My grandson would love to be in the seat with the pilot on this one. :o)
They do flights all over the place over here.
I’m in the process od getting involved in another one at the moment over Port Phillip Bay.
– Larry Davis
wow awesome
Still lots more to come yet.
– Larry Davis
Way to go…..
Thanks mate.
– Larry Davis