A couple of summers ago I had the opportunity to fly a float plane and get my seaplane pilot rating. It is by far the best flying I’ve ever done. Being up here in Alaska, seaplanes are everywhere. Anchorage boasts the largest seaplane base at Lake Hood and airplanes are relied on here more than any other place in the states and maybe the world. With the combination of water and the science of flight, seaplanes make great photo subjects. Here are the stellar pictures of seaplanes.
Martin Mars by Tom Harnish
Plane on the Chena River by Melanie Chiavatti
Seaplane Takeoff - Alaska by Tim Hamilton
Floater by Ciarán Bohane
Our ride leaving us by Charlie Kindel
an Air Harbor Morning by Michael Hays
an Air Harbor Morning by Michael Hays
an Air Harbor Morning by Michael Hays
de Havilland Canada (DHC-6) Twin Otters by Ahemd Nazm
Planes, Trains, and Automobiles by John Talbot
Flying from Kukak Bay to Kodiak, Alaska, late summer, 1965. by John Atherton
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