30 Degrees + and Police trying to get everybody from the patch of land between the highway and the town of Duxford didn't stop us to in trying to get some decent shots at this years flying legends airshow.
Unfortunately no Me-262,...
More shots of this event at and their exif data
http://www.lievers-online.nl//images/Duxford/index.html
Duxford Flying Legends
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Re: Duxford Flying Legends
Does someone has some pictures of the Dutch Grob 115's from Seppe Air Service?
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Re: Duxford Flying Legends
Hi Micha,
Great stuff!
On the airfield photography is challenging as your are looking into the sun for the better part of the day.
But with a bit of patience one can take a couple of decent shots.
Do not forget that there is also an incredible museum with dozens of aircraft in the hangars.
Below a small selection of the things we saw last Saturday.
At the bottom also a little a little You Tube film I made with my cellphone. Quality is not the best, but you get an idea of what to expect.
Also listen to the great sounds of those beautiful engines.
Jurgen
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[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZRDSKuNers[/youtube]
Great stuff!
On the airfield photography is challenging as your are looking into the sun for the better part of the day.
But with a bit of patience one can take a couple of decent shots.
Do not forget that there is also an incredible museum with dozens of aircraft in the hangars.
Below a small selection of the things we saw last Saturday.
At the bottom also a little a little You Tube film I made with my cellphone. Quality is not the best, but you get an idea of what to expect.
Also listen to the great sounds of those beautiful engines.
Jurgen
4Aviation
http://www.4aviation.nl
[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZRDSKuNers[/youtube]
Jurgen van Toor
www.4Aviation.nl
www.4Aviation.nl
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Re: Duxford Flying Legends
Absolutely beautiful shot. The composition with the colour of the sky and the fields in the back in combination with the Spit is simply stunning.
Also nice vid, must be an unreal scene seeing so many warbirds take off at once (although I personally think the Skyraiders don't belong in that flight)
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