Air to Air... well not really ;)

[F3Hadlow]

Took these pics last month when out on a hill in Northumberland. The weather that day was 'interesting' to say the least.
Got these shots which, when I looked at them again, could almost pass for Air to Air shots. I know their not the best quality but the aircraft were a fair distance away, What you guys think?

[Theis]

If you toke the pic, while you was jumping, whould it so count for 'Air to air'?

[F3Hadlow]

If you toke the pic, while you was jumping, whould it so count for 'Air to air'?

Theres a valid argument there!

[Ecko]

They certainly do look like air to air shots. Very impressive!

[flyboy 28]

Really cool. Add a canopy glare and it'd be legit!

[The Ruptured Duck]

The first one is a Hawker, right?

I have thought about trying air to air photography, and I realized that if you don't have the right stuff, its really suicide.
I like Paul Bowen (hes the guy who took the shot of the jet over a marine layer with the vorticies behind it.

[F3Hadlow]

I would LOVE to do air to air photography with military aircraft. Some of the shots you can get up there just can't be matched from ground level so yes, its a goal for me.

[Jared]

really love the shots they are awesome!

[ozzy72]

Those are lovely Steve, I especially like the Tornado one

[F3Hadlow]

Cheers for those comments

[cleobis]

great pics mate....love the gr4

[Craig.]

The first one is a Hawker, right?

I have thought about trying air to air photography, and I realized that if you don't have the right stuff, its really suicide.
I like Paul Bowen (hes the guy who took the shot of the jet over a marine layer with the vorticies behind it.

Hawker Dominie:)

nice shots, but the jumping idea, yr good, but I dont think your quite that good yet

[F3Hadlow]

Thanks CraigL and cleobis

[C]

Hawker Dominie:)

Hawker-Siddeley at that time. The Dominie is the RAF's navigational (sorry, WSO) trainer, based on the DH/HS125 biz jet...