10/05/2026
Finally sharing a few images from a session that was so much more than family photos. 🤍✈️
This summer, I had the honor of photographing some of the families who were part of the C-2 Greyhound Sundown, marking the decommissioning and the end of an incredible era in Naval Aviation.
For more than 60 years, the C-2 Greyhound served as a critical link in the Navy’s logistics chain—carrying people, mail, supplies, and countless memories to and from aircraft carriers around the world. On July 28, 2026, the C-2 completed its final flight, closing a chapter that began in 1964.
But for the families who lived this life, the C-2 was so much more than an aircraft.
It was deployments and homecomings. Long days and missed holidays. Friendships that became family. Careers built around a community and an aircraft that connected generations of Sailors.
Being able to photograph some of these families with the Greyhound before its final flight was such an honor. These aren't just family photos—they're a little piece of Naval Aviation history that these families will be able to hold onto forever.
Here are just a few of the families I had the privilege of capturing during the C-2 Sundown. 🩶⚓️
C-2A Greyhound | 1964–2026
Fair winds and following seas. ✈️
