Airshow
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Another crazy low pass. P-40 at Hahnweide Oldtimer Meeting, 2007
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An F-15 Eagle performs a high speed pass.
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This magnificent P51 warbird is seen about to land at Kemble Air Day 2008 in Gloucestershire, England. / Image captured at 1/60th to allow a blurred prop and some nice movement in the background.
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A Hughes 369E at speed on arrival to Kemble Air Day 2008. / Canon 40D, Canon 100-400L IS / Captured at 1/60th second, 250mm /
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Photo capture of Marine combat jet at airshow with some post editing for effect. / /
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Skydiver at the 2008 Airshow in Anchorage, Alaska! He was very close to the ground at this point. I am on the ground with my Nikon D80 One day I would love to do this! My hubby is a paratrooper in the Army and I’ve always wanted to try it. I’ll get there someday… Anchorage, Alaska / Nikon D80
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Lord of the sky – actually, though, a dummy but indicative of what is worn. Tremendous day – brilliant flights and lots to see. Here’s the Infrared Version
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Helicopters are used often in reconnaissance as well as search and rescue so apart from their destructive capability, they also deliver lives. This one definitely had a mean look to it, but you can thank infrared and the lightsmith for that. It’s part of the Singapore bunch (I believe) and has been a great help over the years.
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Actually the tail rotor of a helicopter set against a threatening background.
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Its…... a helicopter.
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The joy of flight.
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All eyes were upwards at the Avalon Airshow. It was a great day for those interested in aviation – and a great day for those interested in telephoto lenses!
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It sucks the water up through the tube then releases it on the bushfire. A big parade of emergency service vehicles (you can just see a fire engine) drove past in honour of all the work done to fight the bushfires, and three helicopters and a plane flew about – all did their part in the great war on flame. In the background you can see the You Yangs.
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/ / Avalon Airshow Action display of the Hercules C130 and troops. The incredible maneuverability of this cumbersome looking aircraft makes it one of the RAAF’s favourites. Celebrating 50 years of service. / / / /
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one of my older ones. Shot with my old Kodak 5mp point and shoot. Sept of 2006, I believe… Elmendorf, AFB is in Anchorage, Alaska. This was at the air show… (i love airshows) This is a C-5… the nose opens to load and unload.
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RAF Cosford Airshow 2009
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Hi folks, Last week I visited The Airtour at the airport Midden-Zeeland in my province. / There were shown several aircrafts from our rich aviation history as this replica of the famous “Uiver”. / This is a Douglas DC-2. The first of the DC-2 of the Royal Dutch Arlines KLM PH-AJU “Uiver” was world famous by winning the handicap classification of the air race between London and Melbourne in 1934. / In the overall ranking the Uiver was second. / Before the end of the same year 1934 the original Uiver crashed in the Syrian desert. Greetings from Zeeland, Netherlands, / Adri Exif: Camera Maker=NIKON CORPORATION / Camera Model=NIKON D80 / Lens=18-135mm / Exposure Time=1/200 sec / F-Number=F13,0 / ExposureProgram=Shutter priority / ISO=100 / Date Time Original=2009:08:02 16:59:36 / Metering Mode=Spot / Focal Length=135,00 mm / User Comment=(C)ADRI PADMOS / ExposureMode=Auto / WhiteBalance=Auto
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Best Viewed larger, note the yellow Van !! Who do you think you are kidding Mr. Hitler? / If you think we’re on the run, / We are the boys who will stop your little game. / We are the boys who will make you think again. / ‘Cus who do you think you are kidding Mr. Hitler? / If you think old England’s done? Mr. Brown goes off to town / On the 8:21. / But he comes home each evening / And he’s ready with his gun. So watch out Mr. Hitler / You have met your match in us. / If you think you can push us / We’re afraid you’ve missed the bus. so who do you think you are kidding Mr. Hitler? / If you think old England’s done,
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The World’s only formation wingwalking team is the best loved civilian air display act in Europe
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Last weekend saw yet more ecstatic spectator reactions to XH558’s appearances, this time at the Bournemouth Air Festival and Shoreham Airshow on both Saturday and Sunday. Both events reported record crowds, with an estimated 730,000 people lining the seafront at Bournemouth across both days. Adding to this, the spectator numbers at Shoreham, and an estimate of those who saw XH558 during her transit following the South Coast between the two venues, I reckon that XH558 was seen by over one million people last weekend, a new record for VTST. So far, this year XH558 has now been seen by about 2.5 million people at events around the UK, not counting all those who have looked skywards to see her in transit around the country.
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The Red Arrows are renowned throughout the world as ambassadors for both the Royal Air Force and the United Kingdom. Since the Team was officially formed in 1965, the Red Arrows have completed over 4,000 displays in 53 countries. The Red Arrows’ reputation is built on the commitment and professionalism, combined with Royal Air Force skills, training and equipment. Many of the Red Arrows’ pilots and support staff have recently returned from Afghanistan and Iraq and many will be temporarily detached on operations overseas during their time with the Red Arrows.
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This complex aircraft needs the interaction of 70 computers to keep it stable in the air, this means the the aircraft can be designed unstable so as to
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A hunter t10 waiting for final clearance this aircraft is famed for her distinctive sound in a high speed dive called the blue note
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