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Old 03-29-2016, 09:05 PM
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The pic is legit. The photographer Alfred Palmer is pretty famous for his wartime photos. It's the real deal. It looks faked because he was wayyyyy ahead of his time with light and shadow.
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there are also no contrails in the sky...
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I've seen 8 X10 Kodachrome (color) transparencies that were taken by ( THE Baldwin Locomotive Works and also The American Locomotive Works ) in that time frame, and the quality is EXCELLANT ! Ektachrome; not so much !
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there are also no contrails in the sky...
I bet that's neat/weird to see. I've only lived in the jet age.
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I bet that's neat/weird to see. I've only lived in the jet age.
you should be able to see the yankee warrior( B-25) fly over as you are not that far from WillowRun /yankee air museum
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Cool Picture!! Whether its real or not I like it!!

Thanks for sharing!!
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Awesome pic!
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There are an awful lot of B 17s to the left in that picture, so I'm saying it's legit.
B-17's???
they all look to be 25's from where I sit.
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Showing my age here but there was a song about Kodachrome --it was so clear. Mama dont take my Kodachrome away.....give me the nice bright colors...
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Showing my age here but there was a song about Kodachrome --it was so clear. Mama dont take my Kodachrome away.....give me the nice bright colors...
and a nice tune, not so long ago, still hear it occasionally
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