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Hurricane R4118 peels away from the cameraship during an air-to-air sortie above the Buckinghamshire countryside.
Aircraft: RAF Hawker Hurricane Mk.I R4118.
Location: above Wormsley, near Stokenchurch, Buckinghamshire.
while watching the skies for vulture activity, this v-formation cut through the sky. Ducks or geese?
Olympus E-M1 Mark II
OLYMPUS M.14-150mm F4.0-5.6 II
Aperture ƒ/5.0
Focal length 29.0 mm
Shutter 1/60
ISO 400
The accompanying image to ‘number 45’.
Not a lot to say on this one really, so I’ll just take the opportunity to thank everyone for their likes and comments on the recent images. I don't always have the time to reciprocate, but nevertheless value you taking time to show some appreciation and give me the encouragement to continue sharing my images.
A squadron of gannets patrolling the Channel between Harris and North Uist. Watching these guys dive bombing for fish was a real treat
Olympus OM2,
Fomapan 400, slid a bit
At the limit of previous exploration in Sakai Cave, the team pause to admire formations before continuing the push to find new cave passage.
Unique formation of vintage airplanes. Photo was taken at the Central Coast Airshow in Warnervale, Australia. There is an Avenger, a Trojan, and a Kittyhawk. Unsure about the one with the MHR designation.
A fly past to commemorate the sad passing of local man, Wing Commander Gordon Henderson who tragically lost his life in the Himalayas in July
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Two of Hugo Mathys' classic aircraft in formation in the area of Lake Thun, Switzerland. One DC-3 and one Beech 18.
A person could spend all day at Monument Rocks photographing all of the different formations that are in the area.---- Monument Rocks (also Chalk Pyramids) are a series of large chalk formations in Gove County, Kansas, rich in fossils. The formations were the first landmark chosen by the US Department of the Interior as a National Natural Landmark. The chalk formations reach a height of up to 70 ft (21 m) and include formations such as buttes and arches. The carbonate deposits were laid down during the Cretaceous Period in what was then the Western Interior Seaway, which split the continent of North America into two landmasses. They are estimated to have been formed 80 million years ago.
We were in Newport to watch my oldest son run a half marathon this weekend. This morning on the beach, I found a sight I have never seen before...rows and rows of formations from the wind. Some looked just like space ships, others were spinning tops, mushrooms, pottery. It was quite a sight!!! and my son was first in his division! a fun weekend with my son, his wife and my two oldest grandkids. oh and my husband too!
Along the beach at Barn Hill, Western Australia there are some brilliant rock formations with all the earthy colours of northern Australia against that magic blue sky.
Huanghua formation is a garden modeled on a European maze. the phalanx of the Huang-Hua was a rectangle with gates on the four sides. At the center of the formation was an octagonal European Pavilion sitting on a high round foundation, meaning the sky was round and the earth was square. The phalanx was about 89 meters long from south to north and about 59 meters wide from east to west. The phalanx wall was over 1,600 meters long and about 1.2 meters high. As the wall was paneled with grey brick tiles carrying shaped carvings, the phalanx was also called the wan hua formation (formation of yellow flowers). Historic records indicate that on the evening of the moon festival each year in its heydays, the emperor would hold a lantern evening.
There are two records about the build time of the Huanghua formation in the 12th year of Qianlong (1747) and the 21st year of Qianlong (1756), but there is no definite evidence for either. (From: www.yuanmingyuanpark.cn/ymyyj/yj040/201612/t20161230_4171...)
Taken on March 8, 2019 in Yuanmingyuan Park, Beijing, China.
TOP SHOT OF 2016!
Some more formation flying between Dryden and Winnipeg, this time at sunset.
This is part of a huge collection of pictures I took during a flying school trip From Ottawa, Ontario to Vancouver, British Columbia this past summer. A great learning opportunity for us new private pilots and instructors to fly to all these cool locations along the way and back. We took 3 Cessna 172s and one Beechcraft Duchess.
Some fantastic rock formations at Widemouth bay in North Cornwall. This is pretty much just as you would see them in real life (if it were raining!)