Got my attention too,time for a foam party?

Hi can anyone help please. I would like to take my disabled brother to RIAT next year, he can walk a 20 -30 yards but will need his buggy to get around on. I see the disabled enclosure is in the Blue area but it says the Blue car park is not suitable for the disabled. Can anyone tell me where the d...

That's a fabulous set Steve, if I had to pick a favourite, it would be number 3, but they all brighten up a dull, grey day.

Merry Christmas to the Swedish Air Force too, many thanks for posting, what a lovely sight at this time of year.

whats a cheque book? ho ho...ho.

Thanks, Stagger2 and Thoughtful_Flyer for your replies, it’s unfortunate that we live in a throw away society and because of that we are reaping the benefits in terms of cost, Environmental impact etc. If there’s one thing that I’ve learned in my life is that we as humans keep on re-inventing the wh...

Hi all, I have a canon EF 24-70 mm AF IS lens which has an auto focus issue, although I have been using it on MF for some time, though I tried it earlier today and it appeared to be working, though I couldn’t be certain, so it may be an intermittent issue. Following a stroke, I have difficulty now w...

Yes, good news, but what are they going to do when the RAF are playing with their lightnings? Fly kites off the decks of two empty carriers? that will frighten the life out of China and Russia, never mind an increasingly right leaning Argentina rebuilding their Air Force, intent of flexing their mus...

thanks for posting Patrik, it's a lovely set with some nice backgrounds and great panning. I think its always good to see some alternative views.Originality is always welcome, in my view.

I agree with Alpha Delta, its a great set and its number 5 for me too but I also like 20. For me I would be content to put up with the long queues just to see 'Fifi'

what a lovely set, its hard to pick a favourite, thanks for posting.

what a lovely set Sean, many thanks for posting.it brightens up my day on a sunny, squally and showery Autumn day . its hard to pick a favorite , but I'm a sucker for a moon shot so it's number 11 for me, I think that would look great printed large.

thanks to everyone for the advice here, I'm recovering from a stroke and I've currently lost the use of my left arm and I'm planning to get back into photography next year and especially airshow photography.I currently have an EOS 1 D MK iV which I think I will now sell and search for a 7D Mk 2 whic...

great set Wisnia and I love the processing too. personally I'm a fan of tight crops, if used sparingly, it's still an impressive set,as a matter of interest what software have you used for processing?

thanks EGDR, that's really useful. I have now joined.

Iv'e done a search but cant find any on articles here on disabled photography, I know that there are others out there with mobility issues, for me personally, I had a stroke just about two years ago now, which has left me with left sided weakness.I have spent much of the intervening period either re...

I hear that the RAF Regiment have been issued with catapults and sheets of paper with instructions to fire spitballs at any drones.

lovely photo of the ME 262 Lee,I really hope that it flies on Sunday as I'll be beside myself if I don't capture it myself as I don't think that I will ever get another opportunity. it seems that the lights were turned on just at the right time!

it does take some practice to get used to it but once you have used BBF for any action including airshows you will end up asking yourself why you've not done this before. I use it exclusively now.

if you are the only person that you want to impress with your photos the I think you already have the answer. the only people that I like to have in my aircraft photos are re-enactors or crew members. I tend to wait until late in the day to take photos of static aircraft that's not only to avoid peo...

as far as I am aware the photographer owns the copyright of any photographs taken from a public place, whereas most events including airshows often make it a condition of entry that photos can not be used for commercial purposes, this is not the same as copyright. The photographer still retains the ...

I don't believe that tickets automatically roll over, I thought that too as I spent most of last year in hospital and my tickets had rolled over during lock down, so apparently all I had for this year was a voucher to use, so I spent a frantic afternoon getting tickets sorted, I couldn't get Saturda...

by cg_341 » Mon 22 Nov 2021, 12:47 pm
That scheme really suits the ATR.

I'm not a fan of the new predominantly white schemes but I agree, this scheme really suits the ATR.

Some people can only see the glass half empty while others see it as half full. It's great to hear something positive coming out of Bruntingthorpe after so much negativity in recent months. Lets hope the tide is turning.

I have a feeling that this signals the decline of the big public airshows. I think the UK is likely to follow this format with fewer and fewer big shows.