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I had DSLR day off on last Sunday. Went out with a friend with a small compact camera, playing with seagulls and just enjoyed the sun :)
Bioflight employs a fleet exclusively consisting of the P68. This reduces maintenance and pilot training costs, increases our operational flexibility and provides consistent cost-effective production across a wide range of survey types.
With the ability to either carry observers for low altitude visual surveys or mount advanced camera and laser systems by utilising the aircrafts’ camera hatch, we can adapt perfectly to whichever survey mission and operational requirements you may have.
Our current fleet consist of 10 Vulcanair P68’s divided into 3 Observer and 7 P68C versions.
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Taking part in Ex Joint Warrior 18/1 are 2 US Navy Sikorsky Seahawk SH-60 Helicopters which have been based at RAF Lossiemouth for a few days while they have been hitting the Ranges nearby.
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Shelsley Walsh, Worcestershire, England, United Kingdom, on Saturday 3rd June 2023.
About the photograph.
I have no idea who he is, if he had been in or near his car, I would have checked the car’s racing number against the programme guide to look up his name and information about him.
Here, I saw him walking casually, no idea where he was going, maybe just going for a walk to stretch his legs, so I took the chance to get a few shots.
It was shot in colour, but I couldn’t make the colour shot look interesting enough, so I figure to use Adobe Lightroom to convert it into black and white.
This was taken near the entrance into the paddock area at the Shelsely Walsh speed hill climb event.
About Shelsley Walsh.
Shelsley Walsh is a motorsports speed hill climb track in Worcestershire, and organised by the Midland Automobile Club (MAC).
It is one of the oldest motorsports event, having started in 1905, and held events every year, except for the two World Wars.
It is also a notably steep course by today’s hill climb standards, rising 328ft / 100m over its 1000 yards / 914 metres length.
The track and course do not belong to MAC, it is leased from the local landowner. The original lease ran for 99 years, and in 2005, a new lease was signed for the next 99 years.
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