Canadian Warplane Heritage- Flyfest 2010

I was at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Flyfest this past Sunday and got few of the old planes doing fly by's. It was a great day for the air show

Top: Consolidated PBY 5A Canso
Bottom: North American Harvard IV

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Top: North American B-25J Mitchell
Bottom: 2 Harvard IV's in formation

2 Douglas DC-3 Dakota's in formation

It was too bad that the Lancaster was having engine problems and didn't fly that day. She is something to see and hear in the sky. For $2000.00 CDN you can go for a 1 hour flight in the Lancaster. Apparently it is quite the pig on fuel.

nice sharp planes! however they look like they are about to stall/start to crash.... id recommend practicing with any moving object (cars being the easiest) with slower shutter speed, such as below 200, maybe 160.

Thanks for the C&C

I don't normally shoot planes. I just happened to drive by the airport and saw the event and decided to check it out. It wasn't till after I got home and looked at other propped plane shots here that I realized I should have slowed the shutter down.

So how do you make a jet look like its not stalling

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Too bad. You had some really nice light on the PBY. Some help in post #2 of: Shooting airshows in Manual