Stormy Shuttleworth

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Mossie
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Stormy Shuttleworth

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Hi there,

Yep, some more photo's from Shuttleworth on Sunday :grin:

A big thanks to everyone at Shuttleworth for putting on a great show. Early on the weather certainly wasn't looking promising, but despite a few cancellations it was a cracking show. Such a shame the Mustangs were curtailed at the end, but a big :clap: to them for continuing as long as they did - have a look at the last shots of 'Janie' to get an idea of how heavy the rain was on her last pass!

Anyway, on with some shots.

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After the storm!

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There seems to be a few missing from my Photobucket account, so I'll probably include a few more this evening. Sorry :grin:

Thanks for looking. C&C welcome as always

Geoff

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Absolutely stunning work :shock: That first Seafire shot is so impacting and I like the way you've caught the aftermath of the rain in the final images :topbombing: :clap:

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I think I'll call it a day after this lot...

Superb set all round, some very impactful shots. Crackin'. :clap:

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These are just,,,stunning :drool: :clap:

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EMarsh wrote:I think I'll call it a day after this lot...


My thoughts too! :grin: :grin:

Seafire on the roll is spectacular but there's too many other highlights to list them one-by-one - you'll have to just be satisfied with a general "stunning set" comment!!

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Best set from the show by a mile, fantastic work :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Geoff,

Stunning work!!! :clap: :clap: :clap: I enjoyed them all.

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Simply marvellous, Geoff. :worship:
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Stunning photography, I too love the "aftermath" shots...all are great.

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Great selection of photo's that just sum the whole day up...

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An excellent set, well caught in far less than favourable conditions, let alone the downpour! ;)

Cheers,

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A really excellent set. I espeicially like the lysander and mustang rear shots. :clap:
Cheers, Jamie.

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Mustang shots are superb, as is the whole set.
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Thanks for the great comments. I'm glad you enjoyed the pictures.

Here's a few more that failed to upload the first time

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This is the best set of the show I've seen. They are really sharp and are not affected by the light in the same way as many others. Like the aftermath close ups too.

Nice one! :clap:

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Lovely work, Geoff. Another vote for the Seafire in number one. Great use of the lower shutter speed.

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Simply great! Impressive. Thanks :clap:
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Very, very impressive set. :clap: :topbombing:

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Two quite outstanding sets GEOFF - superb composition, use of dof and slow shutter speeds as well as outstanding image quality :clap: :clap: I like the Cub shot (amongst many others).

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Very impressive set of shots there :clap: Great use of tricky lighting conditions :clap:
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