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Red Arrows climbing in formation
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Red Arrows climbing in formation
Red Arrows British aerobatic team climbing in formation.
© Robert Pranagal
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Damian P. Gadal
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member since: 4/22/2002
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Very nice!
9/29/2002 5:44:35 PM
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Sharon E. Lowe
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member since: 8/7/2002
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Agree with Damian - too bad the bottom two were a bit out of line - LOL! Great shot and nice composition.
9/29/2002 6:03:33 PM
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Robert Pranagal
member since: 12/18/2000
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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!
9/29/2002 6:37:11 PM
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Carol Sherman
member since: 10/29/2001
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Fabulous action capture! I'm still dumbstruck as to how you managed to get them all in the frame at that speed.
9/29/2002 6:43:39 PM
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Robert Pranagal
member since: 12/18/2000
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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.
Also, movement in the axis of the lens is relatively small, so focusing is not that tricky either. It's much harder to shoot kids...
9/29/2002 6:51:38 PM
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