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Hi Guys
this is an image that has been tucked away on my hard drive for a couple of years
not a great image by any means - but thought some of you might like to see an E3 from a different perspective
Chris
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Nice! Reasonably unique perspective, but isn't it annoying that the 'air defence grey' works so well!

Cheesy
 
Nice shot, what's it taken from? :)
 
Nice shot, thanks for sharing. Like you say, a unique perspective. I imagine it would be hard for most people to get that close to an E3!

I used to work on a DeHavilland Twin Otter and I took a lot of shots from onboard. The windows were made from plexi-glass and were scratched, covered in marks - a complete nightmare to shoot through.


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This is also a few years old!

Taken with my first digital camera - a Canon Ixus V!

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Chris, not trying to hijack the thread, say the word and the photo goes away! Thanks for posting your shot, I've fired up an old external hard drive and found a world of air-to-air shots that I had forgotten about!

Cheesy
 
No worries Cheesy... looks like an 11sq F3 about to take on the fuel, and like my shot not the greatest image but a great record in a unique situation
the trouble shooting from the Tristars is the windows are really dreadful

I am sure lots of folks on the forum would welcome seeing your Air>Air archive, I certainly would so please post away
Chris
 
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2790/4249309696_922e534f72_b.jpgLove looking at your air2air shots. I was in the RAF from 1976-80, stationed at Wattisham.. station carpenter tradesman managed to work myself a back seat jolly in the Phantom. The memory stays with me over 30 years later. thought i would share a couple of shots taken through the canopy, of a second jet. sorry the quality is poor but hopefully content is good
 
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I get the occasional sentry at work , amazing piece of kit , heres the last one we had .

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Very interesting shots.
 
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