Bing pics

Njaco · Apr 7, 2010

I found about Bing.com a few days ago and I'm having fun checking out the satellite pics. These are different than Google as they include 'Bird's Eye Aerial' views which are cool. Here are a couple I'v grabbed off the site so far..

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First is the USS New Jersey at the Camden waterfront.

Second pic is across from the New Jersey at Penn's Landing showing the USS Olympia.

3rd pic is Duxford Airfield in England. (whats that to the right?)

and lastly Chino Airport in California.

ccheese · Apr 7, 2010

Good pic's, Chris. Boy ! They sure pack them in at Chino. Wings overlapping..... ouch !

To the right at Duxford..... could that be a B-17 ??

Charles

Matt308 · Apr 7, 2010

Yeah Njaco, you mean the B-17 or the Catalina?

Njaco · Apr 7, 2010

The B-17.

These pics are pretty cool. They take aerial shots and make a collage of an aera. One other thing. In each pic center bottom is a circular button. Pressing that moves the pic and you get the same subject but from a different angle! Its great.

Wayne Little · Apr 8, 2010

Wow....that is cool!

ToughOmbre · Apr 8, 2010

Very cool Chris!

TO

Airframes · Apr 8, 2010

Great stuff Chris. The B17 is 'Sally B', the airworthy B17 based at Duxford, and above it, outside the hangar, is the Catalina, also airworthy.

diddyriddick · Apr 12, 2010

I've been playing with this ever since your original post, Njaco. Thanks for the heads-up! Thus far, I've looked at Davis Monthan, Pearl, Bremerton, Groton, Norfolk, and various personal landmarks. Way cool!

Thanks again!

pbfoot · Apr 12, 2010

okay , I admit I'm not the sharpest tack in the pack but how to you save the pic of the locale

wheelsup_cavu · Apr 12, 2010

Njaco, What are the coordinates on that shot a Chino ?
It looks like it might be the Yanks museum at Chino airport but it is definitely not Planes of Fame.
There is a B-17 sitting in front of Planes of Fame that they have been restoring for years.

About the Yanks Air Museum, Chino, California

PLANES of FAME - Home

Wheels

Njaco · Apr 13, 2010

Neil, when I have the pic on the screen, I hit the "Print Screen" button, usually on the right side of a keyborad. I then open up the "Paint" program that I believe comes with every PC and 'paste' onto a new screen. Then I crop with the 'crop' tool and open a new page and 'paste'. Then save. It usually saves as a bmp. so I then open one of my graphics programs - GIMP - and open the pic and save as a .jpg. Time consuming but it works well.

Wheels, I just searched "Chino' then searched over the area. You may be correct as there were a few buildings and trying to pick out what was what became difficult as I have never been there.

Post some pics of what you guys have found!!! I'm running out of areas to check out.

Gnomey · Apr 13, 2010

Cool shots!

Njaco · Apr 14, 2010

A couple more.....

The Statue of Liberty (2 pics)

The Uss Intrepid (I believe in Bayonne, NJ)

The Submarine Museum in New Groton, CT

And the WWII Memorial, Washington, DC

wheelsup_cavu · Apr 14, 2010

Njaco said:
Neil, when I have the pic on the screen, I hit the "Print Screen" button, usually on the right side of a keyborad. I then open up the "Paint" program that I believe comes with every PC and 'paste' onto a new screen. Then I crop with the 'crop' tool and open a new page and 'paste'. Then save. It usually saves as a bmp. so I then open one of my graphics programs - GIMP - and open the pic and save as a .jpg. Time consuming but it works well.

Wheels, I just searched "Chino' then searched over the area. You may be correct as there were a few buildings and trying to pick out what was what became difficult as I have never been there.

Post some pics of what you guys have found!!! I'm running out of areas to check out.

Paint will save the photos as a jpeg too Njaco.
You need to use the "Save As" feature instead of "Save".

You definitely got the Yanks Museum with your printscreen.
As you can see both museums are almost right next door to one another.

Wheels

pbfoot · Apr 15, 2010

Buffalo Naval Park . USS Little Rock, and USS Sullivan
Canadian Warbird Heritage
HMCS Haida

Njaco · Apr 25, 2010

a composite view I made of the Philadelphia Navy yard and some mothballed ships.

Njaco · Apr 25, 2010

Now here is something interesting. As I zoomed in on a carrier at the Philly Navy Yard, there is No. '67' at dock. But as you zoom in closer, it changes to '66'!!! I made a composite of the '66' Carrier. Anybody know which ships these are? I think one is the USS John F. Kennedy.

wheelsup_cavu · Apr 28, 2010

This is a pretty neat site regarding aircraft carriers.
Haze Gray Underway World Aircraft Carrier Lists

World Aircraft Carriers List: Carriers Summary

CV 66 - America

CV 67- John F Kennedy

Wheels

Njaco · Apr 28, 2010

Thanks wheels! i did not know that!

Aaron Brooks Wolters · Apr 28, 2010

Here is a link to a very comprehensive Naval site.NavSource Online: Aircraft Carrier Photo Archive I have spent hours on it NJ. Lots of photos, data, and history.

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