Is he secretly Willem Dafoe?

Also your rep points just went up for Knowledge. :tup:

HAHA na but he is a cool guy. I am not sure there was one strange moment during the install. Thanks for the reps.

I can tell you that he is coming back this fall for a rear fog light install and front speakers.

You sure?

http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q...es/saints3.jpg

LOL yes very sure.

I was as close as the picture looks - my little point and shoot had **** for zoom over there lol

http://images109.fotki.com/v795/phot...SC03127-vi.jpg
http://images14.fotki.com/v387/photo...SC03124-vi.jpg

Landed at Offutt AFB back in 2007 - was awesome to see.
http://images26.fotki.com/v888/photo...MG_7001-vi.jpg

that is so awesome BoBo

That is fcuking awesome! Thanks for sharing! :tup:

Wow! Lots of cool photos in here. Here are a few of the favorites that I have shot:

The Blue Angels from an Airshow a few years back:
http://www.the370z.com/members/lone-...7-img-5530.jpg

A melting lighbulb in Columbia University's Powerhouse (I don't know why, but I really liked this one):
http://www.the370z.com/members/lone-...6-img-2086.jpg

Sunset on El Capitan in Yosemite:
http://www.the370z.com/members/lone-...capitan-01.jpg

The Bixby Creek/Canyon Bridge in Big Sur:
http://www.the370z.com/members/lone-...-bridge-02.jpg

Nevada Falls in Yosemite:
http://www.the370z.com/members/lone-...a-falls-02.jpg

Reflections in The Merced - Yosemite:
http://www.the370z.com/members/lone-...ite-merced.jpg

Thank you. I am a huge space nut, so when I heard it was there on base at 1 in the morning, I immediately drove over to see it. When I crested the hill on base, I can't describe to you how I felt seeing it bathed in floodlights. My point and shoot did it no justice from a good 1/4 mile away. Just gorgeous.

http://images26.fotki.com/v893/photo...SC03295-vi.jpg

Here is the originals of that first shot everyone liked:
http://images26.fotki.com/v888/fileI...0/_MG_7001.jpg
http://images26.fotki.com/v885/fileb...0/_MG_7002.jpg

So badass.

Always wished I could see that in person! Also I'd love to see the SR-71 in flight. Not sure if that program will ever be revived.....unlikely....but I can still dream! :)

Nice shoots, if you can have manual setting and select a slower shutter speed you will get a better night picture. Just a tip.

They still use them for training so go become a pilot or astronaut.

Honestly, those shots were taken with a VERY old 3.1 MP Sony point and shoot lol. I was happy I even was able to see it, considering I had to take those photos standing up and holding the camera steady!

The good daytime shot was done w/ a Rebel XT DSLR, though.

In other news, for the SR-71 fans...this picture is always fun :)

http://www.dfrc.nasa.gov/gallery/Pho...C92-1284-1.jpg