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29 Squadron Typhoon down nice and low through a misty Welsh valley on a low level training exercise.
The F-84E Thunderjet, a Cold War-era fighter-bomber, featured a straight-wing design, a top speed of 620 mph, and a range of 1,230 miles. Powered by a single Allison J35-A-17 engine, it housed six .50-caliber machine guns and could carry up to 2,000 lbs of bombs or rockets. It played a crucial role in early jet aviation.
A RNLAF F-35A breaks away from the camera ship over the North Sea to the north of the Frisian Isles.
RCAF Snowbirds performing at the Toronto Airshow.
Toronto, Ontario
Sigma 400mm f5.6 APO AF V3
Nikon D7100
Back in May the Blue Angels rolled into Harrisburg for the second year in a row. I missed them the first time in 2025 and figured I'd miss them again in 2026 due to a weekend softball tournament.
However, heavy rain Friday and Saturday of Memorial Day weekend caused the tournament to be canceled.
Despite an extremely low cloud deck, the Angels flew Sunday. I was able to get down to Middletown and see an incredible show from the United States Navy's finest F/A-18 Super Hornet pilots.
The light was particularly low and bright the day I took this. I had the camera settings all on manual apart from the focusing !
Abbotsford Airshow 2009. Hornets rule the sky. You can reach up and touch them. They salute you. Sheer power. Like arrows they pass by, all silence and grace. A shock wave of thunder then fills the air.
A squadron of vintage aircraft fly over the Frankenmuth AutoFest on September 11th 2021 in memory of the events 20 years earlier