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Last night I went to RAF Cosford for a night shoot. It should have originally been April 2020!
A couple from the shoot more later
Tornado GR.1 ZA320
A couple from the shoot more later
Tornado GR.1 ZA320
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Wow, they are great photos, -
Superb - thanks for posting these.
Favourite #2 just.Just like that - gone in a flash!
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I think the wait was worth it - a great sky to complement the main subject!
IanFounder and editor of:
Olympus UK E-System User Group (https://www.e-group.uk.net)Comment
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Great photos. #1 is worthy of a postcard.Most used: EM5i + 12-200mm, In briefcase: E-PM2 + 12-42mmEZ
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Magnificent images Derek, definitely worth waiting for.Comment
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Outstanding, excellent, amazing, AND MORE. Expert work, Derek.Comment
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Thank you for the comments. Sometimes you look through the viewfinder and what you see puts a smile on your face. From it looking like a poor evening weather wise, it got better and better. Yes the evening was definitely worth the wait. Another this time on the museum side end of November.
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Stunning shotsComment
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incredible photosComment
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Superb photographs in every way, and the even lighting across the airframe on the 2nd shot is just wonderful. These images are pretty resonant with me as I worked with Tornado GR 1's quite a lot in the '80s, piloted by different nationalities within NATO and communications were often, er, exciting at 450 knots closing speed at under 500 ft 😨M1 mkIII, M5 mkIII, OM1 (1976 model)
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OM Zuiko lenses: 28mm f3.5, 50mm f1.8, 70-210mm f4.5-5.6Comment
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