Oostwold Airshow, June 5th 2017.
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Crimea_River
Marshal
Great stuff guys.
Jeff Hunt
1st Lieutenant
Superb stuff guys
Lighting looks to be fairly photographer friendly. Really like the Norseman.
Jeff
Lighting looks to be fairly photographer friendly. Really like the Norseman.
Jeff
Some pictures of that I took of the Wingwalkers:
Some more...Spitfires...
Very nice Marcel
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
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Airframes
Benevolens Magister
Nice shots Karl and Marcel.
And regarding the Beech - you two had an advantage, as I was sitting 1.5 meters lower - with that bl**dy fence and loudspeaker in the way !
But I did get a smile off the girl with the Air Combat Europe team - twice ....................... !!
And regarding the Beech - you two had an advantage, as I was sitting 1.5 meters lower - with that bl**dy fence and loudspeaker in the way !
But I did get a smile off the girl with the Air Combat Europe team - twice ....................... !!
at6
1st Sergeant
Why do I suddenly want to go to Europe? Could it be her?
Great shots guys!
parsifal
Colonel
mama mia
Nothing wrong with your view I would say, Terry. We had the best looking mechanic of the field in front of us
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Airframes
Benevolens Magister
She was rather nice !
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Airframes
Benevolens Magister
More of the P-40 display.
Photo quality started to suffer from this point, as I'd just broken the plug on the cable connector from the pistol grip to the camera, and therefore removed the stock and grip, hand-holding the camera, which I found a tad difficult, due to my knackered hands.
There was a German chap next to me, using a 400 mm lens, and I don't know how he managed, as he framed all of his shots using the viewing screen, rather than the viewfinder, with the camera held in front of him !
More soon .................
Photo quality started to suffer from this point, as I'd just broken the plug on the cable connector from the pistol grip to the camera, and therefore removed the stock and grip, hand-holding the camera, which I found a tad difficult, due to my knackered hands.
There was a German chap next to me, using a 400 mm lens, and I don't know how he managed, as he framed all of his shots using the viewing screen, rather than the viewfinder, with the camera held in front of him !
More soon .................
Crimea_River
Marshal
Last one is very artsy. Always have to have one of those.
Old Wizard
2nd Lieutenant
