Tim Trautmann / Archive

Search / Cart Sign in

01 — The Archive

1477 photographs, licensable by the hour or the century.

By category

A · 225 / B · 649 / C · 609

Search

/

Clear ×

Filter

Sort

Showing results for "Air Mobility"

A U.S. Air Force Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker aerial refueling aircraft photographed in flight from below against a flat, overcast white sky. The aircraft is painted in overall grey and bears "U.S. AIR FORCE" lettering on the fuselage. "USAF" is stenciled on the vertical stabilizer, with "AFRC" and "MARCH" unit markings and the tail number 23507 visible near the tail. Four podded jet engines are mounted under the swept wings. The aircraft's boom refueling equipment is visible extending from the rear of the fuselage. A U.S. national insignia roundel appears on the fuselage. The tight telephoto framing isolates the aircraft cleanly against the grey-white sky.

A KC-135 Stratotanker of the 336th Air Refueling Squadron assigned to March Air Reserve Base passes overhead, its four podded engines and boom refueling system identifying it as one of the U.S. Air Force's workhorses of aerial refueling — a design that has been flying continuously since 1957.

Stratotanker Overhead

The iconic arched glass ceiling of Chicago O'Hare International Airport's terminal stretches overhead as travelers move through the bustling concourse with rolling luggage and backpacks. The distinctive black and white checkered floor creates geometric patterns beneath the steady flow of passengers, while suspended advertising banners and gate signage punctuate the soaring architectural space. Warm artificial lighting illuminates the commercial corridor, where retail storefronts line the walkway and directional signs guide the constant stream of travelers toward their destinations.

Passengers traverse the grand concourse of Chicago O'Hare International Airport beneath its signature vaulted glass ceiling and distinctive checkered flooring.

Travelers Navigate Bustling O'Hare Terminal Concourse

The soaring glass-and-steel concourse of Terminal C at Chicago O'Hare International Airport pulses with constant motion as travelers navigate beneath a dramatic barrel-vaulted ceiling. Natural light streams through skylights, illuminating the polished checkerboard floor where passengers in business attire mingle with airport workers in bright orange safety vests. Overhead, suspended advertising banners for airlines and travel destinations create a commercial canopy above the steady flow of departing and arriving travelers.

Passengers and airport personnel move through the light-filled Terminal C concourse at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.

Terminal Bustle at Chicago O'Hare Airport

Travelers glide through the ethereal rainbow tunnel of Chicago O'Hare International Airport's pedestrian walkway, where curved glass walls pulse with vibrant neon hues from green to purple. An elderly man in a blue checkered shirt leads the procession down the moving walkway, while silhouettes of fellow passengers create a sense of purposeful movement against the kaleidoscopic backdrop. The futuristic architecture transforms the mundane act of airport transit into a journey through a luminous portal, embodying the limitless possibilities that air travel represents.

Passengers traverse the iconic neon-lit pedestrian tunnel at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, where architectural design elevates the travel experience into a spectrum of possibility.

The Sky's the Limit

The multi-level departures roadway at Portland International Airport bustles with vehicular activity beneath a soaring canopy of steel trusses and glass. Cars queue in organized lanes while passengers load luggage and navigate the concrete plaza, creating a choreographed dance of arrival and departure. Dappled shadows from the architectural framework create geometric patterns across the pavement, while the terminal's modern glass facade gleams in the background. The scene captures the perpetual motion of modern air travel infrastructure, where engineering precision meets human transit needs.

Vehicles navigate the multi-tiered departures area at Portland International Airport under the terminal's distinctive steel and glass canopy.

Portland Airport Departures Traffic Flow

Passengers with rolling luggage traverse the gleaming checkerboard marble floors of Chicago O'Hare International Airport's bustling terminal concourse. The soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling, punctuated by spherical pendant lights, frames a river of travelers moving between gates beneath colorful airline advertisements and directional signage. Natural light filters through the terminal's glass architecture, creating a luminous atmosphere of constant motion and transit.

Travelers make their way through the main concourse of Chicago O'Hare International Airport, pulling luggage across the polished marble floors beneath the terminal's distinctive vaulted ceiling.

Travelers Navigate O'Hare Terminal Concourse

The soaring barrel-vaulted ceiling of Chicago O'Hare International Airport creates a luminous cathedral of transit, where streams of travelers navigate the polished checkerboard floor beneath suspended airline advertisements. Natural light filters through the architectural skylights, illuminating the constant flow of passengers moving between gates while airport personnel in high-visibility vests maintain operational order. The convergence of steel beams and glass creates dramatic perspective lines that draw the eye toward the terminal's vanishing point, where departure gates await.

Passengers flow through the iconic terminal corridor at Chicago O'Hare International Airport beneath towering advertising displays and architectural steel framework.

Transit Hub Pulse at O'Hare Terminal

Travelers move through the bustling concourse of Chicago O'Hare International Airport, their silhouettes scattered across gleaming checkered marble floors. The soaring glass and steel architecture creates a cathedral of transit, with suspended advertising banners punctuating the vast space. Natural light filters through the barrel-vaulted ceiling, illuminating the steady stream of passengers navigating between gate areas and retail shops in this iconic hub of American air travel.

Passengers traverse the main concourse at Chicago O'Hare International Airport, beneath its distinctive arched glass ceiling and between colorful advertising displays.

Terminal Crossroads at Chicago O'Hare

Travelers are silhouetted against the vivid backlit art installation "The Sky's the Limit" in the underground pedestrian tunnel connecting terminals at Chicago O'Hare International Airport. The curved ceiling and wall panels glow in shifting bands of turquoise, green, and yellow, creating a striking contrast against the dark figures of passing passengers. Their reflections shimmer on the polished floor below.

Travelers pass through "The Sky's the Limit" art installation in the underground tunnel at Chicago O'Hare International Airport.

A vibrant corner building on Northeast Alberta Street showcases an elaborate community mural celebrating Portland's cycling culture. The two-story structure features burgundy upper siding contrasting with cream-colored ground-level storefronts, while the east-facing wall explodes with colorful artwork depicting hot air balloons, cyclists, and neighborhood scenes under the banner 'The Community Cycling Center.' Power lines crisscross the overcast sky above this quintessential Alberta District intersection, where bike share stations and urban cycling infrastructure reflect the neighborhood's commitment to sustainable transportation.

The Community Cycling Center building displays an expansive mural celebrating cycling culture on Northeast Alberta Street in Portland's Alberta Arts District.

Alberta Street Community Cycling Center Mural