Nicholas A. Price - B& W Photography

Combat Warriors Collection The Cleared Hot! Fine Art Photography Exhibition at the National Museum of the US Airforce - Dayton, Ohio - October 2007- April 2008 The following are highlighted subjects and photographs from the Cleared Hot! Project which are included in the tour of the fine art photographic exhibition

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Cleared Hot! - An exclusive and personal photographic journey into the United States Air Force
Click on the following links to read more about this exciting project, exhibition and national tour which is concluding at the National Museum Of The US Air Force in Dayton, Ohio this October 2007. Over 650,000 visitor's are expected to see the exhibition during the six months it will be displayed in the Hall Of Honor Gallery:
Cleared Hot! - About This Project
Combat Warriors - Photographs From The Cleared Hot ! Project
The Cleared Hot! Tour
Media and Public Recognition
Main Website:
All Subjects
Faces
Trains
Ghost Towns
Old Vegas
Street Photography
Natural Nevada
Skyscapes
Nature
Sign Of The Times
Seaside
Irony And Humor
Parade
Circus
Compassion
Veterans
Aviation
Rare Color Portfolio
Special Projects:
The Spotlight Collection - An artistic take on people in the industries of music,entertainment and sports - a work in progress
Playground Of The Gods - This exciting project about this artististic take on a natural phenomenon that is millions of years old, will be announced shortly

F16

Binoculars

Ground Combat

Flight Line

Ground Combat II

Hum Vee

HH60

K9 - Bomb Disposal

B-52

Target

Rescue

Air Combat - Fire Power II

HH 60 Fire Power Rescue

Honor Guard

Other subjects in the Cleared Hot! Exhibition include:
The Face Of The Airman
Hardware & Equipment
The Home coming
The Battlefield Today - B-52 &F22
Deployment
Pride & Joy – The Military Family
Veterans/MIA
Ground Combat – The Combat Warrior
Overview:
The 99th Ground Combat Training Squadron provides warrior skills training for all ACC security forces and combat support elements at Creech AFB. This squadron provides advanced ground combat weapons and tactics instruction that enhance the combat capabilities of U.S. Air Force ground forces essential to sortie generation who are confronted with a potential for combat during hostilities.
Thousands of photographs were taken of men and women in ground combat training, including many "action" shots and as a point of note the public are probably unaware that the Air Force personnel have a substantial presence on the ground in the current conflict including convoy support, EOD and other ground based missions. This project was really goes to the heart of illustrating the brave men and women who commit to the Air Force and the reasons why they joined.

Red Flag – The Ultimate Game
Overview:
Nicholas Price is the only civilian photographer ever to have photographed inside this exercise.
Nicholas was allowed to photograph the entire "mechanics" of how Red Flag comes together as the ultimate event on the USAF calendar. Photographing the briefings, flight line activities and individual personnel in black and white, the 2005 exercise was particularly important, as it was the first time in 25 years that the Saudi Royal Air Force had participated in the exercise.
Even the base photographers and local press refrained from photographing the Saudi Royal Air force in the 2005 exercise. The Major pilot of the Saudi RAF Squadron and the Saudi Royal Prince himself (his father is now King of the Saudi Kingdom) granted special permission to Nicholas Price after building a relationship built on personal friendship and understanding of Nicholas' undertaking.

Predator – The Future Airman
Overview:
This project is so unique to have included The Predator. This new technology has never before been photographed in such detail by either the military or by a civilian. The photography covers:
The 11th Reconnaissance Squadron:
The UAV Battle lab:

The 20% - Women In The USAF
Today, 20% of the Air Force is made up of women. Many of Price's photographs depict the Air Force's dynamic female population from the combat warrior on the ground to the female pilots of the F16's.

These are images that will be meaningful to every American who loves their country and are grateful for the remarkable men and women who serve."
General (Retired) John P. Jumper,
Chief Of Staff for the U.S. Airforce

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