Look up the air! Look out on the harbor! Wow! It was one spectacle after another on the North End / Waterfront and downtown Boston during the 4th of July Bicentennial Commemoration of the War of 1812.
The U.S. Navy’s renowned Blue Angels performed several aerial demonstrations during the USS Constitution turnaround. The Blue Angels were joined by several other military aerial performances, including formation teams, special planes and the Navy Seal “Leap Frogs” also jumped out of a plane from over 6,000 feet in the air, landing on the waterfront.
The afternoon event featured USS Constitution underway for her annual 4th of July turnaround, accompanied this year by America’s Tall Ship, the USCGC Barque Eagle.
See the show in the pictures below. Download high resolution versions of these photographs for free and order prints/products here: http://smu.gs/N9AnGr. Photos by Matt Conti.
Absolutely fantastic photos of the big 4th of July celebration commemorating the bicentennial anniversary of the War of 1812! Wow! What a great day!
Kathleen
SPECTACULAR!
Wonderful!
Very cool. We may check out the ships in Newport…which is the same place i saw them…36 yrs ago.
Hey Dave, thanks Leslie on info on peter Y. Yes he was a good man and a good friend played hockey with him. RIP
WOW!
Guess I should closet my camera!
Great shots!
What a wonderful event, your pictures are beautiful. Thank you
Spectacular photos, Matt. Thank you for sharing the experience.
Patricia Thiboutot
A picture is worth a thousand words. What a spectacular performance. I was privilaged to witness this from a front row seat. Sooo lucky!
Great day
It was so great to spend some time with you. You go girl!
Photos are spectacular taken from a venue that is absolutely glorious. A Fourth of July to remember,
thanks to you Matt.
I was honored to be there to celebrate the bicentennial anniversary of the War of 1812.
Merci, Gratias…Ann
Fabulous Day – Fabulous Photos – Wow!
Great photos of great events!
Wow che bellissa esperienza, fantastic Matt … I’m honored.
A fabulous Day and now great phots! Thank you Matt.