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Old Flying Machine Companyby *NamelessFaithlessGod

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Old Flying Machine Company Supermarine Spitfire LF.IXb and North American P-51D Mustang at the Imperial War Museum Duxford Autumn Airshow 2011.
©2011-2013 *NamelessFaithlessGod
Category: Photography / Transportation

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October 21, 2011
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Canon
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Canon EOS 40D
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1/200 second
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F/7.1
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232 mm
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200
Date Taken
October 16, 2011
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Adobe Photoshop CS2 Windows
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=morningstarskid Apr 18, 2013  Professional Artist
......awe some!!
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Mood: Joy ~lonornon228 Mar 19, 2013
you should try a camera on a quad rotor the way u take photos it should be amazing to see.
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Mood: Wow! ~lonornon228 Mar 19, 2013
wow you out did your self this is awesome .
your shot is so clear i can see the wrinkles in the mustang's metal .
thes shots are a model makers dream .
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Mood: Joy ~lonornon228 Feb 11, 2013
two bitter rivals trying to show each other up .
actually they are both excellent planes and on really clean shot.
that camera of your must work on magic to pull this one off.
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`davincipoppalag Mar 11, 2012
Nice to see it again
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=pearwood Mar 10, 2012  Hobbyist Photographer
With the pilots keeping a watchful eye on each other. (I've done a lot of formation flying, though with helicopters rather than fixed wing.)
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*Snowleopard59 Jan 29, 2012
This angle makes their physical proximity seem almost an impossibility but I'm guessing that's an illusion caused by the lens? Clearly they were flying close, regardless. Again, great color and stop action.
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*NamelessFaithlessGod Jan 29, 2012   Photographer
There's a video of the display here. [link] I think the pass that I shot this image is at around 2:45.
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*Snowleopard59 Jan 29, 2012
Thank you for sharing that. I enjoyed it. Gee the lighting looks as though it would have been horrible for photos. Don't know how you do it. Though I'm not old enough to have remembered the era these planes came from, their appearance and throaty growl must have instilled fear in a lot of German hearts. These pilots are very good.
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*NamelessFaithlessGod Jan 29, 2012   Photographer
Yes I would imagine it would have been terrifying, especially the Mustang, when they pull high G, such as a dive airflow over the gunports creates a high pitched scream. That really must have been horrible to experience if you were it's enemy. There's a good example of that whistle here. [link]
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