Attached are two files, an original black and white and a photoshopped
version of the same.

The building is the original terminal building at Fort Worth's municipal
airport, sometime in the late 1930s. It no longer exists. The airplanes
are era-specific and were added just for fun.

Conversion was made with Photoshop's "colorize" feature plus a few other
tricks.

All comments are welcomed - cheers, jeers or ho-hums.

Don

"Don Pyeatt" > wrote in
:

> Attached are two files, an original black and white and a photoshopped
> version of the same.
>
> The building is the original terminal building at Fort Worth's
> municipal airport, sometime in the late 1930s. It no longer exists.
> The airplanes are era-specific and were added just for fun.
>
> Conversion was made with Photoshop's "colorize" feature plus a few
> other tricks.
>
> All comments are welcomed - cheers, jeers or ho-hums.
>
> Don
>
>
>
> begin 666 MeachamTermGS.jpg
>
> Attachment saved: C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My
> Documents\Xnews\MeachamTermGS.jpg `
> end
>
> begin 666 MeachamTerm.jpg
>
> Attachment saved: C:\Documents and Settings\Owner\My
> Documents\Xnews\MeachamTerm.jpg `
> end
>
>

Nice work overall though the planes are an obvious paste up
But thats cool because it looks like the art work for a retro post card or
advertisement

I agree with Clairbear about the great postcard look of the aircraft. The
colorization is very good. I particularly like the attention to detail of
colorizing the 2 windows you can see through the building.

Rob

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"Don Pyeatt" > wrote (in part):

>Attached are two files, an original black and white and a photoshopped
>version of the same.
>
>The building is the original terminal building at Fort Worth's municipal
>airport, sometime in the late 1930s. It no longer exists. The airplanes
>are era-specific and were added just for fun.
>
>Conversion was made with Photoshop's "colorize" feature plus a few other
>tricks.
>
>All comments are welcomed - cheers, jeers or ho-hums.
>
>Don
>
>
I suspect the tri-motor was photographed on the ground, otherwise the
full down elevator and left rudder with neutral aileron would make
life interesting ;-)

Mike

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"Mike Mackenzie" > wrote in message
...

>>
> I suspect the tri-motor was photographed on the ground, otherwise the
> full down elevator and left rudder with neutral aileron would make
> life interesting ;-)
>
> Mike
>


Gee...I thought no one would notice. Here's the original.

Notice it is marked American Airways - the predecessor of American Airlines
which was founded in Fort Worth at Meacham Airport.

gdp