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Robbo
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Saturday's evening air display was one of the best I've been to - the weather improved from a dull and threatening start to a golden glow and a clear sky.

Many thanks to all of the people at Old Warden who put so much effort into creating shows like this for us.

Rob

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Stunning... as always Rob. From a photographer's standpoint, Shuttleworth seems to offer so much. I hope to get there one day! Until then, I can always enjoy your photos. Jim

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The last shot of the PT-22 was done from a tripod using a cable release for the shutter. The settings were 13 secs at F8 on 100 asa.

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Beautiful pictures! What is the black airplane, V9367, or B MA? Thats a nice looking ride!

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O.P., it's a Westland Lysander, often referred to as the "Spy Taxi" since it was used by SOE for dropping and retrieving agents during WW2.

I'll stand corrected, but I think it's the only one flying at the moment. It sounds lovely too.

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Some more:

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Nice lot Robbo!

I like the Aerobat shot!!

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Great Shots. Keep-em-coming.

Nikon or Canon?

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Thanks for the kind comments.

Bill, I use a Canon 10D and these shots are taken with either a 17-40 f4 L or 100-400 f4.5-5.6 L IS

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