Been doing the usual Winter messing around with Photoshop editing workflow on a load of photos from last year, most are airshows and a couple are Joint Warrior but I thought I'd post them all in one thread instead of making two.
1. Swedish Gripen taxi-ing off runway 23 at Lossie.
Gripen by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
2. 41TES special crewing up during the enthusiast's day before deciding not to play ball.
Crewing up by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
3. Role demo at Waddington, shame it's been canned this year!
Moist by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
4. 4sqn Hawk T2 departing Fairford.
Training the best by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
5. Hungarian Gripen-D doing the same..
A Hungary burner by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
6. EB-Z the day before it went tech.
Sunlit Rebel by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
7. A Black Eagles running into the circuit on that miserable but banterous Friday.
Circuit breaker by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
8. A view down the line at Lossie.
Perched by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
9. Excellent as ever Chinook at RIAT.
Wokka in your face! by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
10. Good old Red Arrows!
Single arrow by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
11. My favourite display Hawk scheme in a while!
Rising by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
12. Some display!
Fly it like you stole it by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
13. Bond AS332L2 on a miserable evening.
Bond, just Bond by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
14. Operations.
Flight preparations by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
15. In before the day's close.
Sunset arrival by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
16. Typhoon rolling out in front of the lighthouse.
Back before the rain by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
17. It wasn't just their display that was well polished!
Aerial Gangnam style by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
18. Breitling's Dak!
Under a dark cloud by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
19. The weather was more ridiculous than it looks.
Embracing the storm by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
20. My first 1sqn jet.
Psycho taxi-ing back by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
21. B-2 security.
Armed guards by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
22. Filthy fighter.
Fly and MiGhty by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
23. About time I got a decent BBMF shot.
Golden oldie by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
24. Dutch display.
In the zone by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
25. Swiss Hornet creating a haze.
Swiss shimmer by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
26. Can't get enough MiG-29 action!
Heavy smoker by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
27. Was actually quite gutted to miss out on seeing the Belgian special/
Belgian truffle by Chris Milne Photography, on Flickr
Chris
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Superb; every single one of them.
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15,22,25 my fabs - but wonderful set of pics.
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awesome photos, but one thing - that watermark not sure if it ruins the photos or not, i can't make up my mind with it
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BBMF Spitfire shot is wonderful!
"It is generally inadvisable to eject over the area you just bombed"
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Re: Catch-up of edits
Some very nice shots there, but personally I think the HDR-type treatment has been overdone in some of them, making them look decidedly unnatural.
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Mike wrote:Some very nice shots there, but personally I think the HDR-type treatment has been overdone in some of them, making them look decidedly unnatural.
Mike, I agree some are a bit overdone, was trying out a new technique - I liked some, some I'm not sure of.
Thanks guys.
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Personally the first of the black and white shots doesnt work for me i think the white backgrounds takes away the pure power of the aircraft