F/A 18 Hornet

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F/A 18 Hornet

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This is from 2007 air show (last one I attended) and regrettably they are cancelled now
due to budget cuts. Soon after, I bought Tammy 200-500 and never had a chance to use
it. :(

Taken with A100 (remember anyone?) and Minolta 70-210 (I think)

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I've only seen the Blue Angels once before in the UK probably back in the 1990's and I have to say they were stunning.
I prefer them to the USAF team The Thunderbirds.
Thanks for the memories.

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Very nice Sury, there are few airshows where I am now. I used to have it great living in Biggin Hill (they had many famous airshows in the past)
Sadly that was when I was very young.
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All exciting shots, Sury, but I really like the second one. Great composition with the three cockpits in the frame. :)
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Thank you Mike, Barry and Andy. Show must come to an end...

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I got them in 2011 at the Fargo airshow. They flew right over our house so I watched from the back yard.
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Nicely captured, Kenneth.
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It's not Hornet, but it can fly too. :) I'm not so sure It's right topic or not for my shot.

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We are not that stickler for details Valery. :lol: This is all about enjoying the photos.
I like the effect of piercing through the clouds. Great timing.

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That jet through the cloud is sweet! Thanks for letting us see it.
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Cracking shot Valery :)
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That's one of those shots where composition, lighting and timing come together. Very well done Valery!
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