Spitfire and Hurricane - From the air

[itfcscott]

A few from today, with the Spitfire and Hurricane, need to do a bit more work to them and do some others but few quickly done photos for now:

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[GhostFlight91]

Absolutely cracking what was the photo aircraft? Lucky you

[timuss]

Fantastic shot 2 for me Cracking set there

[itfcscott]

Thanks guys, the photo aircraft was a Piper PA 31-350 Cheiftain. Indeed very lucky, such an amazing experience

[Spiny Norman]

They're fantastic, that looks like Stanford Tuck peering through the plexiglass in shot no.2!

[rjlaker]

WOW fantastic! You got up with both together - very jealous! Well worth waiting for. Lovely shots!

[ciaranchef]

Super stuff, lucky you getting that close to two classics! any more shots? Ciaran

[itfcscott]

Cheers guys

Was really lucky to get the two, was only meant to have the Spitfire but as they had to cancel the original date, got upgraded and got the Hurricane too. Yes there will be some more, but haven't got time at the moment...far too much work.

Also have just looked at this on another computer and there looks to be a strong green tint over the images, and look rather soft, whereas didn't get this on the screen I processed them on. Anyone else getting this?

[Robin]

Excellent group of pictures, you were lucky to get the two aircraft. As a trustee of the Battle of Britain Memorial, I quite often go down when 'Action Stations' are operating, in order to land on the helicopters at the site and help with the guided tour round the Memorial, however, as the 'chase plane' was fixed wing I was not required. Would you by any chance have taken any pictures of the Memorial site as you flew over. Thank you.

Robin.

[itfcscott]

Thanks Robin, I believe I did get a few over the memorial, will post with the next lot not too sure when that will be, got too much work to do at the moment though

[Robin]

Thanks.

Robin.

[Petedcollins]

Also have just looked at this on another computer and there looks to be a strong green tint over the images, and look rather soft, whereas didn't get this on the screen I processed them on. Anyone else getting this?

Yes I noticed it too,

I fiddled about with it in PS and literally 30 seconds the hue is gone and the image improved imo

Pete

[itfcscott]

Thanks guys, have played around a bit more will swap the new ones over above later, here are a few more...have finally had a bit of time:







A couple from the ground:

[ciaranchef]

Brilliant, very envious!! Ciaran