Air-and-Space.com is a one man operation. My name is Brian Lockett. I take most of the pictures, write the captions, create the pages, and make all the arbitrary editorial decisions.
Please note: Air-and-Space.com is just my web site. It is strictly virtual. I have no brick and mortar air museum for people to visit. Air-and-Space.com is not affiliated with any other air museum, public or private. It's not nice to use my pictures on your web site without asking.*
Click on the images below to link to pages of photographs of air and space related subject matter:
Four Peaks
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After a recent winter storm, I drove east out of Scottsdale to Four Peaks in the Tonto National Forest.
Mojave Plane Crazy Saturday
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Honeywell 757 Engine Testbed N757HW
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Honeywell operates Boeiung 757-225 N757HW as an engine testbed at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport. It made a flight lasting 2 hours and 44 minutes on February 1, 2010.
Arizona Gigapan Update
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I have started a new series of Arizona Gigapans.
Boyce Thompson Arboretum
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I recently toured the Boyce Thompson Arboretum near Superior, Arizona on an overcast day. A Coati Mundi was munching berries in a tree along the trail.
Antelope Valley Allied Arts Association Cedar Gallery
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Twelve of my Gigapan panoramas are on display at the Antelope Valley Allied Arts Cedar Center Gallery in Lancaster until February 21. The gallery is located at the intersection of Lancaster Boulevard and Cedar Avenue, across from the library.
Delta-II/Wide-Field Infra-red Survey Explorer launch
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A Delta-II booster launched the Wide-Field Infra-red Survey Explorer (WISE) satellite from SLC-2 at Vandenberg Air Force Base at 6:09 AM on Monday, December 14. The upper stage climbed into sunlight shortly before burnout leaving a brilliantly lit exhaust trail.
The most recent
additions to displays of the museum are listed on the New Displays Page.
Displays of various types of aircraft,
ordered roughly by the dates of their first flights.
Events
in chronological order.
Displays of aircraft
arranged by location.
I am now a beta tester for the Gigapan robotic camera mount. It automates the process of capturing multiple images to assemble into a panorama. My earlier panoaramas were typically composed of 24 pictures and contained about 70 megapixels. Now I am producing panoramas assembled from over 500 images and containing over two billion pixels. My Gigapan ID is GoletaBrian.
The Natural History Museum
is home to displays of photographs of landscapes of the
Southwestern U. S., springtime wildflowers in the Antelope
Valley, and wildlife in Antarctica.
Displays
about particular topics that don't fit the above categories. 
Older displays grouped by the year of creation.My photographs can also be seen in other internet galleries.
Use Google to search Air-and-Space.com for my pictures of your favorite airplane.
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LockettBooks CalendarsLockettBooks publishes calendars featuring Brian Lockett's photographs. Regular calendars are printed in full color on 100# 8-1/2" x 11" stock. They are coil bound and sell for $16.95. |
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Aviation and Airshow 2010 Calendars |
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Balls Eight: Boeing NB-52B Stratofortress Mothership:
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Space Shuttle Discovery at Edwards Air Force Base:
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I have many more aviation and airshow 2010 calendars. |
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Natural History and Special Subjects 2010 Calendars |
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I have many more natural history and special subject
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Deluxe CalendarsDeluxe calendars are printed on 13-1/2" x 19' paper. The photos are 9-1/2" x 13-1/2". |
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Wide Open Spaces of California:
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You can see all of my calendars, books,and DVDs at my Lulu.com Lockett Books storefront.
Giant Prints |
You can buy giant prints of my photos. These are intricately detailed, wide-angle images created with a Gigapan robotic camera mount and Stittcher software.
Prints are available rolled or on gallery wrapped canvas. Rolled prints are delivered in a sturdy mailing tube. Gallery wrapped canvas prints are boxed.
Rolled prints can be ordered on a variety of materials: Semi-gloss, High-gloss, Canvas, and 15-mil Vinyl. Vinyl prints can be ordered with grommets.
Gallery wrapped canvas prints are 24 inches by 36 inches. The photographic image wraps around the 1.5-inch thick stretcher bars. No frame is needed.
Rolled prints are avaialable up to 58 inches by 100 inches at 300 pixels per inch. The image files are as big as 522 megapixels (17,400 pixels by 30,000 pixels).
Ground shipping to destinations in the United States is free. Please allow three to four weeks for delivery.
Where to see my giant prints: Examples of my giant prints are displayed at:
Russ Camera Store, 1025 State Street, Santa Barbara
Airport Animal Hospital, 300 Storke Road, Goleta
Retailers: These images can also be produced as 24" x 36" posters in bulk by offset lithography. Inquiries are welcome.
Gallery Wrapped Canvas Prints |
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| Dimensions (inches) | Dimensions (pixels) | Size (megapixels) | Price |
| 24" x 36" | 7,200 x 10,800 | 77 | $310.00 |
Rolled Prints |
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| Dimensions (inches) | Dimensions (pixels) | Size (megapixels) | Price |
| 24" x 36" | 7,200 x 10,800 | 77 | $90.00 |
| 36" x 54" | 10,800 x 16,200 | 175 | $200.00 |
| 48" x 72" | 14,400 x 21,600 | 311 | $400.00 |
| 58" x 100" | 17,400 x 30,000 | 522 | $600.00 |
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