Flying Legends 2017
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Crimea_River
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Thanks Paul. Struggling with the WB fix on all of the last shots above.
Moving on to the Sunday show now, these are in no particular order:
Moving on to the Sunday show now, these are in no particular order:
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Benevolens Magister
Great stuff Andy, and nice work on 'rescuing' them too.
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
Excellent shots Andy!
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks all. More to come in due course as tomorrow I'm off to a small local airshow to help man our Mosquito display and hope to get some pics while there. Supposed to be 33 degrees and sunny with a bit of smoke in the air from the BC fires so we'll see how it goes.
Great shots Andy especially that front on Taxi pic.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks guys. The front on taxi pic is a bit "tilted" as the only way I could get this pic was to hold the camera over my head with outstretched arms so I would not get all the heads in the way. Doing so makes it difficult to keep the camera on the level. Here are the two pics, corrected for tilt:
Crimea_River
Marshal
More of the parade and subsequent flights:
Lovely shots Andy!
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
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Beauty
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Benevolens Magister
Good stuff Andy.
How ever you did those taxi shots...you nailed it, I like 'em.
Crimea_River
Marshal
Thanks guys.
Just moved up to the front Wayne and found a spot just big enough to get my 300mm through. The head-on ones were done with the camera over my head taking many shots, some of which turned out crooked or showing too much ground or sky.
Continuing on with the latter stages of the Sunday show:
Those of you who saw "Dunkirk" will recognize this fictitious paint scheme on this Mk I Spitfire:
This Hurricane, P2902, became the 15th airworthy Hurricane in the world and had only just returned to the skies on 19 June this year.
Just moved up to the front Wayne and found a spot just big enough to get my 300mm through. The head-on ones were done with the camera over my head taking many shots, some of which turned out crooked or showing too much ground or sky.
Continuing on with the latter stages of the Sunday show:
Those of you who saw "Dunkirk" will recognize this fictitious paint scheme on this Mk I Spitfire:
This Hurricane, P2902, became the 15th airworthy Hurricane in the world and had only just returned to the skies on 19 June this year.
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
