Your aircraft shot are really powerful! I need to keep in mind your shots so that when I see an aircraft display, I would know how to shoot them. I should presume the aircraft in the photo was for leisure because of the wing with a bullseye painted on it? Apologies in advance for my ignorance.
Thank you for the kind compliment. The bullseye was the RAF roundel of the day so a military marking. The aircraft is a DH9, a bomber that served at the end of WW1 and the following years. This particular aircraft was recovered from India some years ago and restored to fly. It is the only airworthy example.
Your aircraft shot are really powerful! I need to keep in mind your shots so that when I see an aircraft display, I would know how to shoot them. I should presume the aircraft in the photo was for leisure because of the wing with a bullseye painted on it? Apologies in advance for my ignorance.
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DeleteThank you for the kind compliment. The bullseye was the RAF roundel of the day so a military marking. The aircraft is a DH9, a bomber that served at the end of WW1 and the following years. This particular aircraft was recovered from India some years ago and restored to fly. It is the only airworthy example.
ReplyDeleteLove all your aircraft captures
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