Articles From : John Wiley
Strange Sights
A nosy jet, freaky mud, and wispy moon clouds were among the sights John Wiley saw on a Lompoc flight Tuesday.
Trail Rescue
Before the weather closed in John Wiley flew over the SBHS stadium construction and paused a moment to help some Sunday Samaritans.
Platforms, Hendry's, Cave Fire
Foggy oil platforms and Hendry's, and more Cave burn pix from John Wiley's Friday flight.
Cave Burn Area
Some scary views of the Cave Fire burn area emerged in John Wiley's sunset flight.
Looking Up
Things are looking up as the firefighters increase containment, and there's a Thanksgiving garnish on La Cumbre.
Ben 95
Whenever an air quality warning is issued, it's important to protect everyone, even Benjamin Franklin.
Saving Painted Cave
John Wiley shares photos of fire crews working to save Painted Cave on Tuesday.
Smoke Surround
These three aerial views from La Cumbre Peak area gave John Wiley the sense of a smoke surround.
Get Over Santa Barbara
John Wiley uses photography to show edhat readers the paradise seen by those who fly over Santa Barbara.
Lougheeds in Santa Barbara on PBS
An edhat reader discovered a PBS special covering the Lougheed brothers from their time in Santa Barbara.
SBA Tower Panorama
Have you ever flown in or out of SBA and wondered what people up in the Air Traffic Control tower see?
Jupiter & Moons
Jupiter's moons really show with low power binoculars it seemed, to John Wiley's surprise Monday night.
Electrafying
John Wiley shares photos of a 1937 Lockheed airplane parked at the airport on Friday.
California Valley Wildflowers
California Valley was starting to bloom when John Wiley flew by Painted Rock and Soda Lake.
Tangerine Falls
Here's a full height close up of Tangerine Falls from John Wiley, revealing trees and shrubs returning
Island Mist
Island gems appeared out of the mist as John Wiley flew past, verdant from rains and promising an approaching bloom.
Rain & Snow
The snow beyond Gibraltar is beautiful, as is the sight of Gibraltar spilling!
Water World
Here are aerial views of a few local waterfalls and Devereux Slough from John Wiley, flowing with the most water in years.
Red, Brown, and Green
John Wiley witnessed a rain-changed ratio of brown and green in our mountains and down Santa Ynez Valley, with Gibraltar spilling over.
Peaking Peak
A peaking peak, caved cliff, Vandenberg view, lush lake, and brilliant birds from John Wiley's flight to Oceano.