One observation which perhaps hasn't been addressed. A number of anet screeners are members of Air Team Images which is a commercial photography. Surely there is a conflict in interest in screening photos on anet where one be more favourable to fellow associates from Air Team Images than non-associ...

Not a plane, but a helicopter

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Very nice as usual mate, cheers for the brew and company today matey, maybe see you Thursday

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John

Ian,

Second shot is the winner for me mate, good to chat to you today, catch you soon fella

Still not even downloaded mine yet, myself and Mick stuck around chatting until 5pm, nothing else moved all day.

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John

Jen,

There is something about that BBMF over the water, cracking shot.

The Pawnee and second Hurribomber are also rather lovely.

A great set from a great location

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John

Agree with whats already been said, that first Typhoon shot is superb

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John

Neil,

It was indeed a day for some nice visitors at Warton on Friday, shame the Puma did not come our way but to be honest with you I never expected the Apaches to depart as they did.

From my shots the middle Apache was ZJ190

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John

A fine set Mr B You can add me to the list of Old Warden cherry poppers last Sunday, seems I picked a very good one for my first time, certainly wont be my last as it was a superb show and well worth waiting around at the end. This and Legends are probably the two shows (Windemere Vulcan aside) that...

Paul,

That looks like it was a great experience to have been part of, the shots are rather splendid also mate, particularly the last few of the balloons airborne.

Where is the next one, even I might be interested.

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John

These can't have been taken in the UK during July surely........ Another fine set mate, you certainly made the right choice to head north instead of RIAT arrivals, great access and great results but just where did all that sunlight come from? GR4 079 rotating with the moisture evapourating from the ...

KarlADrage wrote:As sharp as ever, Glenn. The light on the last few's delicious, and there's something about the rain shot too!

I will go along with that mate to be honest with you, the light on the last five is superb fella.

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John

Geoffrey, The first couple of Hip shots are nice considering the light (or lack of) mate, the A109 shots are superb our kid, amazing what a difference that yellow thing in the sky makes, sunshine and a treeline backdrop are the perfect combination IMO Looks like you are getting on with the new toy o...

Paul, Gateway is a great location for shooting and certainly gets more then its fair share of very nice visitors, the first Talon and first Goshawk shot are very nice fella as are the night shots. A nice piece on the Tweets retirement, another historic chapter closed that seems to have past most by ...

Crizz,

Shots two and five are very nice, Polish F16's are certainly much more interesting to look at then any other examples in service in Europe.

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John

Thanks for all the kind comments chaps, its much appreciated

Martin,

Not really mate, 400mm was much better for more or less the whole display in my opinion, maybe one pass where she may have filled at around 300mm briefly

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John

Mark,

Very nice indeed fella, well worth the two mile hike up the hill, a great day and nice to see you again

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John

Morning All, Well the line up for Saturday at Windemere this year was thin to say the least but I think everybody was there in the hope of seeing a very special lady down low in the weeds, the other participants were too far away even when shooting with a 300mm lens and 1.4 converter, way too much c...

Lovely set mate; nice to see '773 in three tank fit - the touch down shot is a peach. Bit puzzled by your 'troublesome' comment though. I was gl;ad to get back to work as it was sweltering out there! Cheers, Tom Hello Mate, Indeed it was too hot out there yesterday Ref my comments about Paveway IV,...

Nice stuff JH, what's the significance of the FGR Mk50, suggests some serious differences in the jet... No mate, the first 24 RSAF Typhoons are from the early RAF allocation of Block 8 (Tranche 2) jets and are thought to be more or less identical to the T3/FGR4 RAF jets but those are RAF designatio...

Evening All, As you have already seen the first two Saudi Typhoon FGR Mk.50's were delivered to the Royal Saudi Air Force today from a sweltering Warton. http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Higgsr71/Warton%20230609/WTN230609a.jpg WTN01a and WTN01b called ready for departure and it was not long be...

Some nice Saudi Phoon shots in there mate, cheers for the company today

See you soon no doubt

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John

Cheers for the laughs again today mate, enjoy tomorrow

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John

Just one from this mornings departure in the forecast rain.

Lumix,

Its in the same scheme as the other Croatian ones



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John

Originally due at 15:00 hrs when the weather and more importantly the light was superb, this thing eventually made it to MAN on its delivery flight landing at approx 20:57 hrs when the light had all but gone so this pics are not all that pretty. C-FYOL Canadair CL215-6B11 (CL415) c/n 2072 on deliver...

Had a frustrating but good day out at Warton yesterday along with many others from here, I have certainly not that many people there for a long time, good to catch up with some old faces and one or two new ones The day started off superb weather wise http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/Higgsr71/W...