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I originally processed this image using Adobe Lightroom back in 2017, however, I recently switched to Capture One Pro 21 and this has given me the opportunity to revisit old photos and completely reprocess them. I am now very much happier with the results.
The brilliant Red Arrows were back on Wearside this evening to help kick-off this year's airshow. Thousand's of people packed the seafront as they went through their daring displays
Scheduled to fly by between Skelmersdale and Ormskirk just before 4 pm I was lucky enough to be right by the Red Arrows flight path as they headed to Southport Air Show.
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....I haven't had much time to get out with the camera recently ,al do my best to catch up and I'm looking forward to seeing what people have been up to ...thanks for looking
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team is the Aerobatic Squadron of the Royal Air Force based in Scampton, Lincolnshire, England. The Red Arrows were founded in 1964 and have participated in more than 4000 events in 53 different countries. The Red Arrows have nine BAE Hawks. The Red Arrows are recognized worldwide as one of the best acrobatic patrols.
Le Red Arrows (in italiano: frecce rosse) ufficialmente note come Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team (Gruppo acrobatico della Royal Air Force) sono la squadriglia acrobatica della Royal Air Force con sede a Scampton, in Lincolnshire, Inghilterra. Le Red Arrows sono state fondate nel 1964 ed hanno partecipato a piĆ¹ di 4000 manifestazioni in 53 nazioni differenti[1]. Le Red Arrows hanno i dotazione nove BAE Hawk. Le Red Arrows sono riconosciute a livello mondiale come una delle migliori pattuglie acrobatiche.