http://www.pbase.com/dwerbil/bomb_plot_gallery
Hello, I'm a new poster here. Thought you guys might be interested in this.
I recently borrowed a box of WWII photos from my cousin-in-law to scan and put in a on-line gallery. They were her (now deceased) dad's. He served in the European campaign on 50 missions on a B-17 Flying Fortress.
Most all the images are of what's identified as "bomb fall plot" photos. They're reconnaissance photos taken mostly during bombing runs over various parts of Europe, including places as Italy, Austria....Vienna, industrial areas, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Ploesti, Yugoslavia, Czech.
I just started scanning and uploading a few images just last night. This will be a fair project to do being there's over 120 images total. I should be added more over the next several days.
I scanned them at 200 dpi and kept them that size due to amazing detail in these images. The origianls are all apx. 9x9 inches in size. I would say they're contact prints meaning the negatives are the same size.
For those with cable modem, I recommend viewing the photos at 'original' size. Below each image, with cookies enabled, are viewing sizes one can choose. Some images I've added notes at the bottom.
If anyone has knowledge on particular photos, you can post a comment at the bottom of each photo page.
Hello, I'm a new poster here. Thought you guys might be interested in this.
I recently borrowed a box of WWII photos from my cousin-in-law to scan and put in a on-line gallery. They were her (now deceased) dad's. He served in the European campaign on 50 missions on a B-17 Flying Fortress.
Most all the images are of what's identified as "bomb fall plot" photos. They're reconnaissance photos taken mostly during bombing runs over various parts of Europe, including places as Italy, Austria....Vienna, industrial areas, Germany, Hungary, Romania, Ploesti, Yugoslavia, Czech.
I just started scanning and uploading a few images just last night. This will be a fair project to do being there's over 120 images total. I should be added more over the next several days.
I scanned them at 200 dpi and kept them that size due to amazing detail in these images. The origianls are all apx. 9x9 inches in size. I would say they're contact prints meaning the negatives are the same size.
For those with cable modem, I recommend viewing the photos at 'original' size. Below each image, with cookies enabled, are viewing sizes one can choose. Some images I've added notes at the bottom.
If anyone has knowledge on particular photos, you can post a comment at the bottom of each photo page.