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The Red Arrows performing the Hanna Break crossing at Airshow London 2024. A longer lens would have nice.
"An arrow can only be shot by pulling it backward. So when life is dragging you back with difficulties, it means that it's going to launch you to something great."
Native American Wisdom
MacroMondays "Arrow"
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West Country Class 34046 'Braunton' gets underway from a water stop at Charing with 'The Golden Arrow' on Wednesday 26th March. A Saphos Trains tour from Peterborough to Canterbury West, seen about to pass under the A20 on the way to Ashford.
Follow the arrow to get out of here. Really? At least it doesn't point upwards.
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At first I didn't think I had anything for this weeks theme but while digging around in a tin looking for a crochet hook I happened across my old charm bracelet with this cute cherub on it.
Have a great week everyone and Happy Macro Monday!
Not a lot of time for this weeks theme so just went for the easy option , the tab key on my MacBook.
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More drama provided by the Red Arrows over the 2010 Farnborough airshow.
Nowhere near the shot/quality I was ultimately after as the light was so poor, but thought I'd share it anyway. Thanks for looking though.
Photographers love breaking storms in Yosemite Valley. We were especially lucky to have the clouds break at end of day, providing some spectacular light on Lost Arrow Spire, with Upper Yosemite Falls in shadow to the left. There is a light dusting of snow on the upper elevations, more snow and ice in the valley.
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The last day of the training for the Red Arrows in 2015 over their base at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire. The weather wasn't the expected blue sky and sunshine for this mornings flying. Instead it was cloudy and dull. Never mind, still managed a few photos as they went roaring past.
The RAF Red Arrows aerobatic display team have this week been undertaking practice displays close to their home base at RAF Scampton. This image of them practicing over RAF syerston which is near to Newark Nottinghamshire.
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An old factory in my hometown being pulled down.. Inside the building, already partly dismantled, a breach in the wall. When I looked through it, I saw this arrow on the wall, pointing left. Should I follow it, or choose the other way?
A wide-angle view of Vesturhorn in south-east Iceland, taken during gale force winds. I had the wind whipping at my back; it was quite unpleasant and not, sadly, conducive to long exposures, as this would have looked wonderful with those clouds streaked across the sky!
Taxiing. At this point, I have run out of so-called 'spectacular photos' from 2024. Since I don’t use other photo-uploading sites, I’ll be sharing 'okay' photos from now on.
In the past, I posted 'excellent' photos (according to my judgment) at a very slow pace. However, I lost hundreds of high-quality images from my two-month Japan adventure when my hard drive suddenly failed in 2017. These photos were waiting for their turn to be uploaded. Later, I used another Flickr account to upload similar photos, but then Flickr began charging for accounts with over 1,000 photos. Paying for two Pro accounts is not an option for me.
I now post two photos per day (sometimes one or three). I hope this pace allows me to upload my good photos before any technical nightmare occurs, without flooding the site with 'bad' pictures (at least by my standards).
You can’t always tell stories with aviation photography. Sometimes, all I want is to simply capture a photograph of the aircraft. However, I always do my best. For example, you might notice a panning effect, with one pilot waving while the other is looking at a stuffed bear.