
Front entrance to the Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport terminal building – almost in perfect balance and symmetry.
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Front entrance to the Fernandina Beach Municipal Airport terminal building – almost in perfect balance and symmetry.
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Dramatic nighttime lighting highlights the unique design of the Fernandina Beach (Florida) Municipal Airport Terminal building. The design pays homage to the U.S. Navy F4U Corsair fighter plane that flew training missions from this airfield during WWII.

The “Corsair” as seen from the plane’s starboard side (note the small green light at the end of the wing). The canopy (skylight) is highlighted with a series of LED lights.

The terminal as seen from the runway side of the airfield.
A well-executed design that looks stunning at night. I’m sure this will be somewhat of an attraction here in Northeast Florida as the building will feature all types of memorabilia from the airfield’s connection to the Corsair and the training of Naval aviators during World War II.
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It’s sure to be a tourist attraction and I believe the designers should get a tip of the hat for taking such a bold idea and executing it to perfection. Here the workers are installing the last of the glass panels that form the skylight-canopy.

Everywhere you look you see quality touches and the attention to detail is unmatched anywhere in the City of Fernandina Beach.

From the second-floor observation deck looking towards the tail section.


The runway side of the terminal is the airplane’s cowling – notice the Pratt & Whitney Eagle logo.

What a cool bicycle rack!

The Corsair has landed!

Early stages of construction from January of this year.
What a lovely air terminal to welcome visitors and residents alike to beautiful Amelia Island. If you’re ever passing through extreme Northeast Florida, by all means, take the time to stop in and check out our terminal. They’ll be historical displays featured inside the three-story lobby specifically tailored to recognize our military heritage and the brave aviators that flew the Navy Corsairs during the War.
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Nothing like a warm summer wave!
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Freshly made fudge at Fantastic Fudge, Fernandina Beach – Amelia Island
Camera: Nicca 3-S with Nikkor-H.C f/2 5cm Lens on Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-Tra 800 Color Negative Film

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The Fujica GW690 Professional 6×9 120/220 roll film camera – 1970s tech never looked so good!
This beast will eat through film like it’s candy! 8 exposures from a roll of film but oh how pretty the pics are!



Thanks for stopping by! A big thanks to the City of Fernandina Beach, Amelia Island, Florida for hardly changing since 1890!
Chris

The Nassau County (Florida) Courthouse – Amelia Island
Camera: Samsung Galaxy S8+
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Have a glass of Florida sunshine!
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As the title implies, art is art no matter where you find it. Art is appreciated only when you invest time to notice it. Here are a few “common” bits of art that you may (or may not) have seen while dining at the Outback. It’s actually quite good. Amazing colors! Hats off to the artists!




Disclaimer – No free Bloomin’ Onions (rats!) were offered for this post. ^.^
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Copyright © 2015-2018 Yashica Pentamatic Fanatic, Chris Whelan
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