MARTIN Mars (C-FLYL)

Plenty of left rudder being applied by the looks of things! Fantastic shot...

Wow!!!

I am really envious - not only did you see this but took a great photo as well

Great Photo! Takes me back to my years on Vancouver Island watching these guys flying in out of Sproat Lake. Great to see this one is still flying, though I gather its days are numbered.

Man ...First thing I buy when I win the lottery is a $25,000.00 check ride ...or maybe I'll hire it and go camping with 30 or 40 close friends

Sweet! Makes me miss my Renegade.

Great shot! Had the pleasure of seeing it take off from the sea plane base and perform at Oshkosh this year.

Slowing down engines/propellers causes precession to the right instead of to the left as in takeing-offs.
Bruce

Excellent photo!

Too bad they hit the rocks while they were there.

Nice pic

This is beautiful! I remember PanAm clippers at laguardia's marine terminal ages ago.

Even though this beautiful bird did dangerous work, I miss seeing her fly over my house as she leaving Vancouver Island. I totally amazed how she could stay in the sky while moving so slow. I'm only guessing, she'll end up in a museum, were she belongs

Perfect.
Why are it's days numbered?.

It looks like a super tanker ship

Airplane Art at it's finest Robert! Nice work and thanks for posting.

Very good photo

Just great!