Duxford Battle of Britain Display

Paul Holtom · 7 Sep 2010

Went to Duxford on Saturday for what turned out to be a fantastic display just a shame the weather was not as fantastic.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

retired · 7 Sep 2010

entertaining, especially the last one.

RobS · 10 Sep 2010

#4 takes me straight to 1944 in the South West, a scene that most of been so common then, yet is so magical to me now - fantastic!

muppetdave · 10 Sep 2010

I love #4, absolutely brilliant. Sunday night when I saw the first pic of all 16, I thought someone had PS'd more planes in - I love that shot though, with the planes looking like fireflies.

norvic-boy · 10 Sep 2010

Number 4 is definitly the winner! Superb capture! Like Robin said, it really captures what I might have been like back in the 1940's!

Cheesy · 10 Sep 2010

The 16 ship Spit shot is awesome! I was there with the rest of 19 Sqn and had a great time showing the public around the T2 - unfortunately I missed the Spitfires on both days!

Cheesy

DaveRed · 10 Sep 2010

Loving number 4. Very evocative! Number 5 is pretty damn cool too. Nice work.

fritter · 10 Sep 2010

I just love number 4

alexw9 · 11 Sep 2010

Number 4 is brilliant. Also I like the unusual angle on number 3.

Very good set.

Paul Holtom · 11 Sep 2010

Cheers for all the comments, have to say number 4 is may favourite of the bunch also and will be printed up to a decent size at some point soon.

Horologos · 11 Sep 2010

Sorry to be dumm but I have to ask what programme allows the framing and info to be posted this way?
Thank you ?-)

c4rv3r · 11 Sep 2010

I also went to the show, it was a good show. I love your photos, brings me right back to the day

stokes · 12 Sep 2010

number four is a cracker! really really like it, just like an explosion of planes.

Paul Male · 12 Sep 2010

#4 is a cracker. Thanks for sharing.

Paul Holtom · 12 Sep 2010

Horologos said:
Sorry to be dumm but I have to ask what programme allows the framing and info to be posted this way?
Thank you ?-)

Its a script that runs in Photoshop and does it all from the exif data contained in the photo. The script was developed by a member on here, if you do a search for exif script I am sure it will come up.