I love airplanes. I've loved them my entire life. I love how they sound, how they look, how they feel and most of all, how they fly.

After a 12 year stint in the military (3rd Marine Airwing alongside VMFP3), I never strayed too far from aviation.

After obtaining my PPSEL ticket in 1999, I made it a mission to fly at least a different  new aircraft every year. Logbooks can get a bit boring with nothing but local flights.

The last time I was PIC was a few months after 9/11. Now that I'm a little more grey on top and a little more excess baggage around the mid-section, the runways are calling my name.

The picture above is my airplane. It's a highly-modified Beechcraft 1900D. 

It's actually a simulator...

...in my house. (I have the most understanding wife ever)

The Beech Project started way back in 1997 when  first got into building aircraft simulators. This one wasn't always a Beech 1900D. It started as a generic corporate jet, then quickly followed by a Boeing 777. The 777 hung around for years but flying from point A to point B with 5 or more hours between A & B, got boring. Interspersed in all those years was a Diamond DA40 mockup and an F-16.

The Beech 1900D is my favorite and will be around for a long time. I usually do 1 or 2 short hops around Western Washington before shutting it down for the night.

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For those of you who don't want to listen to me ramble on with all this hangar talk:

I'm Scott
I love airplanes... I love taking pictures of airplanes.

So if you have an airplane and you would like a part-time professional photo-guy to slog out in the rain and wind to get some awesome shots of your bird, let me know because I'm that guy. I don't charge for my work anymore. I just enjoy slogging around in the rain and getting great shots of incredible airplanes.

 
If you want prints you can order them on this website. Simple. :-)

Email me: [email protected]