CLF
Loc: Raleigh, NC
Rob48 wrote:
These photos were taken at the Great New England Airshow, Westover ARB, Chicopee, MA.
Rob, thank you for sharing one of my favorite planes from WWII. The photos are fantastic.
Greg
Great shots......great aircraft.
Dr.Nikon wrote:
Great shots .., can you imagine being a Zero pilot and see one of these coming after you ..? One of my favorite aircraft next to the P-51 ..and as noted “don’t forget the P-38 .. In the Movie “God Is My Co-Pilot” it was a star...
The P-38 was also a star in "A Guy Named Joe"
Great shots of a stellar vintage aircraft. vz
Excellent shots, enjoyed those!!!!
Slower shutter speed allows for realistic prop blur. The technical challenges increase however. Bracketing can help narrow in on the variables of a given shoot, ie: lens, light, distance, speed. Panning becomes essential.
Stellar Corsair photos......especially in download. Thumbs up!
Beard43
Loc: End of the Oregon Trail
Don't forget the P-47 Thunderbolt. The "Jug" was a tough old bird.
SX2002
Loc: Adelaide, South Australia
Beaut shots Rob, we're currently restoring the wold's oldest known surviving Corsair here in Adelaide at the moment. (No.02270)
Ron.
I love those old fighters; Great downloads!!!!!!
You know what is terrifying about these old aircraft? Some of us Hoggers are old enough to remember when F4U4, P-38 Lightning and P-51 Mustang were first line fighters.
Beautiful shots of a great aircraft Rob.
Great shots Rob of one of the most beautiful of the Warbirds.
Rob48 wrote:
These photos were taken at the Great New England Airshow, Westover ARB, Chicopee, MA.
last frame works the best
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