Flying in a Kenmore Air Seaplane Over Downtown Seattle

[@pauljenkins2370]

I rarely watch commercial TV, and on Seattle's local PBS, there are a couple shows, (Oregon Field Guide, Outdoor Idaho), but I've not aware of any travel or points of interest found in Washington State (Washington Grown is kind-of). I also would like to see 'how too photo' series on how set up photo's at, lets say Gas Works Park, Discovery Part, Point Defiance, Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge to name a few out of thousands. I'd also be interested in 'How-to' classes in and around the Seattle area. I have a FujiFilm TX-3 and would love to take classes on tips and tricks at local sites. Pike Place Market, Water front, Space Needle, Mount Rainier from Seattle, San Juan Islands, Whales (Sound and Pacific Ocean), Long Beach International Kite Festival, Washington State Lighthouses, Channeled Scablands, Leavenworth Christmas lights, North Cascades Highway, Winthrop, WA State ferry to Stehekin, Palouse Falls, Grand Coulee Dam, Methow Valley, Mt. Rainier & Olympic National Parks, Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, WA Wine country, HWY 101- Thousands more??

[@UltraKryptonian]

Well, I was expecting more moving images... in a video. Oh, well. Great static pictures, though!

[@GeminiDiscover]

She was on a photo assignment

[@brucestapleton2768]

What lenses would you recommend I bring?

[@GeminiDiscover]

A wide or midrange is great for getting scenery in the plane with the view. You can also try a telephoto, but it can be a bit tricky as the ride is a little bumpy and you have to shoot through the plane window. I used a 24-250mm and it was perfect.

[@ReneChewbaka]

The stills look like 70s equipment...

[@GeminiDiscover]

LoL 😂