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Another set of cracking shots! I'm sure the Harrier boys will be itching to get their hands on some copies!
Well done! :D:ok: |
TERRIFIC !!!!!!!
'We knew how to whinge but we kept it in the NAAFI bar.' |
They are really outstanding! Just out of interest; what equipment do you use to take them?
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From his own website...
"Today Karl uses a pair of Canon EOS bodies, one the 30D and the other the 20D. He uses them in conjunction with Sigma 120-300mm f2.8, Canon 400mm f5.6L, 28-135mm and 10-22mm lenses." |
Amazing shots...any chance of getting hold of any copies?
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Very nice
As always, Karl, some excellent shots there. I really should try and chisel for a few of your finest Jag shots!
BV:ok: |
Super work KAD. Some of the best I've ever seen, well done you.:ok:
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That's got me all emotional. Brilliant shots, mate!
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Thanks very much for the feedback, gents.
Heywood - as Harrogate says, that's my current equipment list. To be more specific, if you right click on the images and view the properties, those starting with IMG_0 were taken with the Canon EOS-20D and Sigma 120-300mm f2.8 lens, while those starting IMG_4 were taken with the Canon EOS-30D and Canon 400mm f5.6 lens. Nozzlefaff - check your PMs. Bob - check your email. Thanks very much all. :O |
Karl, nice shots.. I enjoyed those. Thanks.
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Wonderful shots of the sunrise - really gets all the hues and colours. Shame about the puffer-jets in the way, maybe you can "Photoshop" them out?
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lol!
Was thinking a similar thing to MostlyHarmless - beautiful photos but they seem to accentuate how odd looking the Harrier is. Maybe it is the contrast of the beauty of nature and the ugliness of a machine that makes them so good? Also I don't care how often they go viffyviffy, nozzleynozzley, they are still Gits! Edited to add that img 0341 is absolutely outstanding, IMHO. |
Karl,
Ref that first shot, were you in the field containing the lights.. next to that long flat out straight? You didn't come across a wallet by any chance? |
Al,
I was in that field but didn't see a wallet. Some old wine bottles and a pepsi bottle full of p*ss, but no wallet... |
Dirty buggers. I always take my empty tins home with me.
That was a great place to be for RIAT a few years back, by the way. |
Superb images, Karl. :D :D :D
At least one of the Cottesmore GR.9s on the 11th went over to the Lake District. ZG480 after passing over Thirlmere reservoir. http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...194HARRIER.jpg http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...DSC_0192BW.jpg It was Wittering's turn on the 12th. ZG858 over the reservoir heading for the dam. http://i66.photobucket.com/albums/h2...O/DSC_0256.jpg |
Karl,
Just like Nozzlefaff, could you let me know how I could get some copies? Cheers and awesome shots of the "lovejet" BD:D |
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