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Nice blur on the rotors. I prefer the processing on the first, but would like to see ALL of the plane.
Gary.
Nice blur on the rotors. I prefer the processing on the first, but would like to see ALL of the plane.
Gary.
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I love this bird. Had the pleasure of shooting her in a chase plane.
Nice detail and good to see the pilots
nice work
Nice detail and good to see the pilots
nice work
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I love the first one. 
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Great pictures 
I like the processing in #1, I think it works really well, but I prefer #2 as you get to see more of the plane (just my preference)
I like the processing in #1, I think it works really well, but I prefer #2 as you get to see more of the plane (just my preference)
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the first is the best for me, always a problem shooting the big multi engined war birds is getting all the engines in.
Either all engines and then often looks so small especially with so much space around the narrow wings.
I think the best shot for all the engines is a banking shot as this gets the big wings in and fill the frame better.
Either all engines and then often looks so small especially with so much space around the narrow wings.
I think the best shot for all the engines is a banking shot as this gets the big wings in and fill the frame better.
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The first one is great in my opinion. Second is nice, but the first is thoroughly impressive
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James, this is the best banking shot I could manage on the day, may not be a "top shot" but it's nearest to what I think you mean.
Thanks for all the comments, I guess the feel of the first shot wins!
Just seen the smoke from #4!
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Nice one RobY.
Yeah thats the thing as you say not spot on but thats just nit picking a great shot though the better are the top shots on a bank as the underside is often drab having been often darker for night drops and cause the camera to often expose for the sky.
The first is the best as so much detail and nice to see you go for a tight shot as a good few make the mistake of always trying to get the whole bird in.
Great stuff
Yeah thats the thing as you say not spot on but thats just nit picking a great shot though the better are the top shots on a bank as the underside is often drab having been often darker for night drops and cause the camera to often expose for the sky.
The first is the best as so much detail and nice to see you go for a tight shot as a good few make the mistake of always trying to get the whole bird in.
Great stuff