I'm not much for words when a fellow human passes on beyond our physical existence. I often reflect and grieve in silence. But I wanted to offer something to the group here that loved him.
There exists a group of us, who are Flight Simulator enthusiasts. We often compete and compare what we call "screen shots" from our flight sims. It is a form of artwork, that is probably very unique.
I call this one, "Kanga1". It is a Beech Baron, at about 10,000 foot, climbing out to the west of Melbourne, Australia. It took me a while to get all the settings just right, and the timing of the picture elements.
I saw that Kanga was in the Air Force, and I am guessing "woop-woop" and "Bourne" was in the outback near Melbourne. So this was timed at sunset, climbing into the sky over the Australian outback.
Hope you like it. It's my way of saying so long fellow traveler. May you all be well. Neil
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There exists a group of us, who are Flight Simulator enthusiasts. We often compete and compare what we call "screen shots" from our flight sims. It is a form of artwork, that is probably very unique.
I call this one, "Kanga1". It is a Beech Baron, at about 10,000 foot, climbing out to the west of Melbourne, Australia. It took me a while to get all the settings just right, and the timing of the picture elements.
I saw that Kanga was in the Air Force, and I am guessing "woop-woop" and "Bourne" was in the outback near Melbourne. So this was timed at sunset, climbing into the sky over the Australian outback.
Hope you like it. It's my way of saying so long fellow traveler. May you all be well. Neil
Attached files [img]/converted_files/4727=221-attachment.jpg[/img]
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