Pictures from a Pro

Some of just can't get enough of seeing Cardinals. Cardinals on the ground, Cardinals in the air, Cardinals all taken apart..

So here's the ultimate in Cardinal viewing: pictures of Cardinals in a picturesque setting, taken by a professional. The picture to the right shows Boyne Mountain airport and resort, where this picture taking project was undertaken.

Each image can be clicked to bring up a larger version of the same picture in a new browser window.

These pictures were taken over northern Michigan (but not the UP) in August of 1999. The photography was done by Mark Remaley of Precision Aerial Photo.

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One of the more important elements of doing pictures like this is the formation flying. One day I'll build a page about formation flying, but for now let's just keep it simple: don't do it lightly! Formation flying takes practice and skill, and needs to be approached very carefully.

That said, I'll confess at the risk of blowing my own horn that I did the flying for these pictures. It was one of the more challenging bits of formation work that I've done, since we did a bunch of planes in a short time and only had a single 4 mile stretch within which to form up and get a series of photographs.

But it was a lot of fun, and bunch of people got pictures of their aircraft that would have been difficult otherwise.

So without further ado, here are a bunch of great photos for you to browse through. Enjoy!

Keith Peterson, CFO Webmaster

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