Taken from the tip of the wing, this is a complete side view of a 1958 Eastern Airlines DC-7B owned by Historical Flight Foundation. The HFF is unique in that its Douglas Aircraft Co. DC-7B aircraft represents the only U.S. based, four engine, passenger prop-liner in operation today.
The most unique aspect of this image for me is the fact that the owner of the plane suggested that I walk (well, sort of crawl) out to the very tip of the wing to get this shot. Of course, I couldn’t refuse! I exited through the emergency exit under the word “Eastern.”
This plane is parked at Opalocka Airport in Miami, Florida.
Please see my other images of this wonderful airplane:
Taken using a Canon 5d, Tamron 28-300 VC lens. Three pictures hand-stitched in Photoshop, final processing in Aperture.
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I’m a Miami, Florida-based photographer. I and my camera try to get out as often as possible. These images are the result. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
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What a great shot… awesome perspective!
Thanks, Randall! It was fun.
– njordphoto