You don't see that kind of formation all that often...not even at Oshkosh!
Nice one.

Now that the lockdown restrictions are easing in this part of the world, the pilots are piloting and I'm photographing them doing it. Also getting used to Capture One as my raw editor I took a walk up Bishop Hill last week to photograph the gliders operating from the nearby Portmoak field, as they w...

I'm not familiar with this W7 and W10 terminology.

Is this Windows 7 and Windows 10?

I too would like to see a Flea ground running, it seems like every museum has one and all too often they are ignored but he public but they did hold an important piece in the home built history of British aircraft, if not an ignominious piece.

But for now... keep on working miracles on 788 Blue!

Thanks for the correction on the type, much to my embarrassment, I find myself caring less about the details since I got my anorak forcibly removed!

Great news about the lighting, I hated the blue cast in the pictures.

Maybe one day I'll go back, after all it must be 30 years since I was last there, maybe more...

Are you sure you have not missed something?

I tried a selection and a close stamp into that collection and nothing happened to anything other than inside the selection.

I managed to get some much needed aviation photo-therapy at the Montrose Air Station. What a pleasure it was to get out with the camera when it wasn't; blowing a gale, raining, snowing, sleet or any combination of the four. A very convincing BE.2C replica https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49575234...

....has been dire for movements. Lots of miserable weather has kept a lot of aircraft in the hangars, however I have been lucky on a few occasions. Kilo Mike seen taking off from 27/09, notice the pilot is wearing "foggles." https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49498870177_0dcda62e9b_b.jpg ...

LBRR flew up to Perth for some work, you'll notice the Skyhook titles are not there and the registration is at the extreme end of the tail boom. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48809514336_f7eb9a9dc1_b.jpg G-LBRR Squirrel, Scone by Wallace Shackleton , on Flickr Great capture with the plume of j...

I like the last Herky pic the best, that fraction of a second before touch-down.

Because they didn't have the right size spanner?

Saturday I ended up being busy and unable to photograph anything until the end of the day. Forgetting to put my work light/floodlight on charge didn't help but I got the job done with a wee bit of light painting from my LED torch. G-SCAA EC135 https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49404403233_ccb59885...

Just how often does one ever need to change a lens in a helicopter's down draught?

Folk over think problems.

The Monospar is looking so much better than the last time that I seen it. The restoration team are doing a great job.
A lot of progress since 2014
VH-UTH Monospar, Newark by Wallace Shackleton, on Flickr

Why would you need another body, personally lugging around two cameras, especially with a long (and heavy) lens at an airshow is not much fun at all.

The best camera is the one you have in your hand.

What an interesting set of pictures. very interesting to see what comes through your neck of the woods...or sea.

Keep 'em coming.

Another event that's on my bucket list. Thanks for reminding me what I missed

Oh to hear a Lightning, roll out of a QRA shed and take off with full reheat on....vertically.

Funny you should ask, I was watching this YouTube last night and absolutely cringing at how he handled the negatives. It may give you an idea on how to scan colour negatives yourself.
https://youtu.be/LXuwnt5ba8M

The Newark URL does not work
This one does
http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/latest-news
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http://www.newarkairmuseum.org/Photo_Shoot_Feedback_19[/url]

The other useful benefit of Flickr is it is to some extent searchable, registration, key word etc. Again, there is no point in posting a picture if it can't be found. As an aside I've started on the final stages of the Oshkosh pictures, which involves searching around on the databases to tie registr...

Finally catching up with the selection process, on my final day... The sun setting on a T-34 towards the end of the day, killing time before the night show starts. The X-Pro1 is a very capable little camera...so long as it does not move fast! https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/48783753311_71ccda620...

All a screener knows is how to follow the site rules. This encourages others to follow those rules and before you know it those inane sets of rules are a matter of institutional fact among the aviation photographers. This is wrong. It stifles creativity and institutionalises a what is a creative end...

My PC does not have the oomph to drive AI Sharpen Just one point, the sharpen module in Lightroom is only meany for sharpening prior to outputting to print, or saving an image at full resolution, sharpening for the web is best done, in my opinion in Photoshop. LR was made as a raw converter and Libr...

I'm a long time Flickr member, roughly 24,000 pics. Certainly Flickr isn't the same now as it was, the community had been lost but it's is still a very good way of hosting ones photos. 100% completely free from the influences of screeners! The way I see it is this - a picture that taken but never s...