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ST-EOS

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Battle of Britain Flight

19-01-2021, 14:37

It's raining here this afternoon so I thought I'd process an image or two. This is one from Sunderland Air Show in 2014, I've not processed this image previously.

Hopefully it was worth trawling through the images from the show to find one that I hadn't processed previously.

What do you think, does it work?

Exif: ISO100, f4.5, 1/180 sec, 5D mk3, 70-200 f2.8 L IS mk2 plus 1.4 mk3 ext.

Last edited by ST-EOS; 19-01-2021, 14:42. Reason: Exif added

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19-01-2021, 16:43

Good capture Peter, Perhaps crop it square - same distance between tips of wings of lower and upper aircraft.

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#3

20-01-2021, 19:46

Nice photo of stunning old planes.

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28-01-2021, 08:18

Nice shot of the BBMF.

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#5

16-03-2021, 10:26

A timely reminder that training for the season is starting

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17-03-2021, 20:36

Well taken Peter

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18-03-2021, 07:50

Thanks for the comments, much appreciated.

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18-03-2021, 14:07

Very nice image, can't say that i have seen or noticed the guns protruding from the front of the Spitfire and Hurricane before

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#9

18-03-2021, 15:07

Awesome photo. Beautiful planes.
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