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Red Arrows climbing in formation
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Damian P. Gadal |
Very nice!
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photosbysharon.com - Sharon E. Lowe Contact Sharon E. Lowe Sharon E. Lowe's Gallery |
Agree with Damian - too bad the bottom two were a bit out of line - LOL! Great shot and nice composition.
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Robert Pranagal |
Thank you Damian and Sharon! I noticed the misalignment too. I tried to call the lower guys on the mobile phone, but the line was busy... Actually, the shot was taken during an unofficial show at a military airbase in Poland. The Red Arrows were just stoping over in Poland while flying home from Cyprus or something like that. So the fellas probably got a little relaxed... This was their only show in Poland so far - I am lucky to have taken these pics anyway. Thanks again, Damian and Sharon, for being so supportive!
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Carol Sherman |
Fabulous action capture! I'm still dumbstruck as to how you managed to get them all in the frame at that speed.
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Robert Pranagal |
Hi Carol, Thanks for your kind comment. Actually it was not that difficult. I used a 100-300 zoom and the planes were pretty far away. Besides, the movement of jets is smooth and predictable. It's much harder to shoot kids...
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