Autumn Classics

[HawkerTempest5]

The Spitfires at Duxford this weekend.

TD248 and MH434. Almost a good photo this one.

RN201 takes to the air.

PS915 of the BBMF.

TD248 and MH434 again. One of my best Spitfire shots to date.

Once again, TD248 and MH434.

Spitfires in the early evening sky.

RN201 heading for the runway as a formation of Big Cats fly by. I just like this photo.

[igs942]

Brilliant shots Tempest

Looks like you're on the taxiway on the last shot

[Hagar]

Very nice Roger. Better than my efforts.

I could do with seeing these a tad bigger. I don't know why you reduce your photos to 600 instead of 800.

[Corsair Freak]

I like the last one, not 'cause the spit though.

[HawkerTempest5]

Very nice Roger. Better than my efforts.

I could do with seeing these a tad bigger. I don't know why you reduce your photos to 600 instead of 800.

Cheers chap, but some of your shots are just great
I always post at 600 because, well, I don't know why really. I'll make some a bit bigger for the next lot I post.
Thanks for your comments chaps

[Ben_M_K]

The last shot is brilliant!
Great job!

[ozzy72]

That last one is one of your finest shots PERIOD Roger! It should be gracing the cover of Aeroplane or something

[cspyro21]

Very nice!!!  ;D
By the way, is the Spitfire RN201 a Seafire, a Mk. XIX or neither?
Cheers  ;)

[ozzy72]

RN201 is a Spitfire XIV, Griffon engine, 5 bladed Rotol prop beast! She has never been a FAA aircraft, just ironic that she has RN as her code but nowt to do with the Royal Navy, and most certainly NOT an XIX

[C]

(...more jealousy...)

Nice shots Roger...

[beaky]

Whew... that was like British piston warbird pornography... they're quick shots in poor light, but those are beautiful candid moments.

[HawkerTempest5]

Thanks for all the comments chaps, I think I got some of my best Spitfire shots this weekend even though the conditions were not the best