More Bournemouth Air Festival

These were my first attempts at aviation, I'm sorry if I haven't embedded them correctly but they really don't seem to be as 'bright' and sharp as yours Joe (I'm also not sure how to add a signature but they were with a 550d and a Sigma 120-400mm) - would love any feedback please and I will get to read the thread about 'prop freeze' as they certainly suffer from that ... thanks to anyone taking the time ... Roger

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don't beat yourself up... any shot of a set of merlins is far better than none...

Shutter speed is the only nit pick.
Prop planes fall out the sky when propellers stop.

Nice shots!

JTX wrote in post #13016511
Nice shots!

agreed

Thanks chaps - good of you to take the time and I feel better now so I'll get down to the beach with the dog and camera and see what's about ... Roger

Thank you Photosguy

Good effort there, as you already know, just watch your shutter speed for prop aircraft.

Need a little more PP to bring out the color in my opinion.