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...a very trying , and dangerous shot...
qualcuno ha detto " al momento giusto , nel posto giusto...."
..bhè, quasi, poco dopo è sceso l'inverosimile.
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Oct 31- another disaster another lesson for us. God can forgive, Human can Forgive but nature cannot forgive and just forget.
A fantastic low level and low light performance from the RAF Typhoon at tonight's Bournemouth Air Festival NightAir.
29 Sqn special Typhoon FGR4 operating from 2 Sqn A/C at RAF Lossiemouth is seen here bashing the circuit with touch and go and low approach routines.
First time trying air show photography....not an easy task could have done with a longer lens (18-250mm) something like the Hubble telescope !!!
Full of admiration for the aircraft snappers !!
I have wanted to get this shot for some time now. It took many visits to finally get the jet flux into the rays of the setting sun and come away with a sharp image.
The image made it into my 2019 favourites folder as the last entry for that year.
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(Or: Why you shouldn't take your camera out in rainy weather.)
Both me and the camera got quite wet - and this was with an umbrella, and just at the edge of the typhoon (otherwise I would have been smart enough to stay indoors). We both eventually dried up.
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purple sky phenomena, one day before typhoon Mangkhut, the most powerful typhoon to ever hit Hong Kong, devastated the metropolis