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The Red Arrows was doing a show in newcastle Co Down Northern ireland, while i was not in newcastle its self i was near tyrella beach watching the desplay, and even from my point of view it was great.
glad i had my 400mm.
from an environmental portrait shoot for Portraiture. An "outtake" if you will. (They were all kind of out takes that day)
A sole Red Arrow flies along the Bournemouth seafront, with Old Harry Rocks and the Purbeck Hills in the background, during the 2011 Bournemouth Air Festival.
This photo was captured during a photowalk somewhere in Konstanz,Germany during my winter holiday2009 with huntwo2000.
This is the place where I and my friend went for a photowalk..
Honestly..the place was quite dirty in our eyes..and also other people around(many people watching us wondering of what we were doing)..but it's actually beautiful in the lens eyes..the outcome are amazing..more to come..
well..all my filter shots were inspired by SangPhotographer and alonsodr
For more cokin shot..HERE
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A single RAW shot using ND8 +tobacco cokin filter.
Long Exposure shot using a tripod.
ISO 100@f22@8sek@14mm
This is not a HDR photo.
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Looking forward to this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed followed a week later by the British F1 Grand Prix - the Red Arrows are regular visitors to both events.
Holy Trinity church in Arrow (near Alcester) is distinguished by an elegant Georgian Gothick tower (built in 1767) but despite the medieval origin of the nave and chancel much of the present appearance of the building is the result of a thorough Victorian makeover in 1865 (when the building was also significantly enlarged by the addition of a new aisle and chapel on the north side).
The interior is thus very much a Victorian one in terms of its overall appearance , along with its furnishings, glass and the fine marble memorial in the chancel. Underneath the chancel is an innaccessible crypt used as a burial vault and an unusual feature here is the aperture at the base of the east wall through which it's dark internal space can be glimpsed, coffins and all!
Arrow church was formerly kept locked without keyholder information and thus frequently frustrated me whenever cycling nearby, and previously the only time I managed to get in was thanks to friends choosing to get married in here! In more recent years the situation relaxed and the church was more regularly open but sadly I failed to make the effort prior to the Covid 19 crisis (and goodness knows what will happen regarding the opening of our churches whenever the current restrictions cease) but as very limited open hours are currently listed on the parish website I timed my trip accordingly.
The Red Arrows
The Royal Air Force Aerobatic Display Team
Departing RAF Fairford for their display at the British Grand Prix at Silvestonbe
Taken over Down Ampney
Red Arrows take off from Bristol Airport at 12:00 on 23/06/2013 after staying overnight following the Great Weston Air Day.
Holy Trinity church in Arrow (near Alcester) is distinguished by an elegant Georgian Gothick tower (built in 1767) but despite the medieval origin of the nave and chancel much of the present appearance of the building is the result of a thorough Victorian makeover in 1865 (when the building was also significantly enlarged by the addition of a new aisle and chapel on the north side).
The interior is thus very much a Victorian one in terms of its overall appearance , along with its furnishings, glass and the fine marble memorial in the chancel. Underneath the chancel is an innaccessible crypt used as a burial vault and an unusual feature here is the aperture at the base of the east wall through which it's dark internal space can be glimpsed, coffins and all!
Arrow church was formerly kept locked without keyholder information and thus frequently frustrated me whenever cycling nearby, and previously the only time I managed to get in was thanks to friends choosing to get married in here! In more recent years the situation relaxed and the church was more regularly open but sadly I failed to make the effort prior to the Covid 19 crisis (and goodness knows what will happen regarding the opening of our churches whenever the current restrictions cease) but as very limited open hours are currently listed on the parish website I timed my trip accordingly.
Photographers Bruce Gregory and Stephen Johnson at giant arrow #10, Golconda Summit, Nevada. The arrow points toward Pumpernickel Valley where the next arrow in the system is located.