Oh, well done, Martin.
I love the night run of the P-51, and the film shots are strangely evocative.
The 6-ship break of the Lightnings brings back memories: they were still based
at Binbrook when I was on my 3rd tour -- Tornados at RAF Laarbruch -- 1986-88.
They were gone by the time I came back from Florida in 1990 :-(
Chris
On 16 Oct 2011, at 19:05, Martin Walters wrote:
> I've put up some photos here:
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/14675507@N08/sets/72157627782752199/
>
> For the big show, the weather was superb but as I was working, photos
> were verboten. I worked crowd control right by the recovery area, so all
> planes passed by. 20-30 feet from running Merlins and P&W radials is nice.
>
> All the planes flew, including the Snowbirds and a visiting A26 Invader.
> Highlight of the day was the arrival of the Lancaster, escorted by the
> Spit, Mustang, P51 and Hurricane. Eight Merlins all singing
> together...... Delightful and evocative. When the public went home, I
> got to have a good look around (but not inside) the Lanc.
>
> Most of the scans are low res from Walmart, though several are high-res
> from my Coolscan.
> 00
> For Chris Barker, I've included a photo from one of my first attempts at
> airshow photography - EE Lightnings at Farnborough, likely 1965, taken
> with an Ilford 35mm. Don't know which squadron, but doesn't seem to be
> either 56 (Firebirds) or 74 (Tigers) squadrons, the acrobatic squadrons
> at that time.
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