The Blue Angels make up the United States Navy’s flight demonstration squadron. Formed in 1946, the Angels are the second oldest formal flying aerobatic team in the world. Over the last 66 years, the Blue Angels have flown before more than 250 million spectators. The Pensacola Naval Air Station is the squadron’s home base, and the nearby National Naval Aviation Museum’s most impressive exhibit features a formation of Blue Angels suspended from the ceiling of its vast atrium. I climbed to the second floor of the museum and made this image of four of the Blue Angel’s Vietnam War Era A-4 Skyhawk jet fighters seemingly plunging through the museum itself. I made this image so that the distinctive Delta Wing configuration of the Skyhawk fighters can echo the triangular geometry of the structure surrounding them.