Recent content by snapper8v

Thank you, and Richie for taking the time to view and comment and I've taken the comments on board ;)

The weather forecast was good so I charged the batteries and headed for the Lake District and wasn't disappointed. Three aerial images that I'm really happy with. 1. 2. 3.

Thank you. There's only so many that we can upload and I'm not really one for showing a load of photos on here. There's a link on my profile to my Flickr page if anyone's interested in viewing more but here's the image that you're talking about ;). Personally, I think it's OK but nothing special...

The thought did cross my mind, especially for a cover shot, but I carried on shooting as normal.....

Thank you. Having seen the posts previous to mine of lots of extremely good photography, I was a little put off at posting anything but changed my mind as they're from a different vantage point.

Having heard and seen lots of great reports and images from Totterdown Hill camp site, we decided to go there ourselves this year and we weren't disappointed. #1 #2 Non crop. #3 #3 #4 #5 #6 This, like all of the other images, was shot whilst using a Canon 1d MKIII and 400mm f5.6...

Thanks :)

I thoroughly enjoyed this year's event with it's relaxed atmosphere and some great characters within the paddock....... #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6

It's been a while since I photographed a motor sport event as we've been filming rallies for the past few years, but I must admit that I'm happy with what I got at Oulton. #1 #2 #3 #4 #6 #5 Subaru's first BTCC win.

I, along with quite a few others, was invited along to RAF Lakenheath to document the detachment of F22 Raptors that are currently on deployment. Video footage to follow. #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6

One of the rally stages used Molls Gap but the lake had flooded and the road was impassable! We will be back ;). Yes, #3, he can surface anywhere and I was very lucky with #1 :)

Whilst in Ireland for the Killarney Historic rally (which was cancelled due to storm Desmond) we traveled to Dingle to see Fungie, the Bottlenose Dolphin. We last saw him in September 1996 and vowed to return one day and they reckon that he's now around 40 years old. #1 #2 #3 #4

Thanks, the evening light was just fantastic :)

Thank you. Yes, all of the photos, video and drone footage have been shot by me :)

Thank you :)