P-51,F-4,F-15,F-16 flyby at Andrews AFB air show by vkoontz
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Taken with my Olympus 8080 8 megapix camera and digital zoom.
Comments (10)
The Mustang is my fav. Gotta love the Phantom but the F16 and F18 kick butt!
Nice pic, but there's no F-18. It's an F-15E. All Air Force birds.
the only one I can identify is the p51. I seen one in person many years ago. all are awesome as your capture
WOW!!!Would have loved to see that beautiful sight!!!!!I love aircraft - and the older ones seem to be my favs....love the Mustang and the spitfire- but all in all- when those mighty machines are blasting their engines - it gives me the goosebumps- I just love them!!! lovely shot here!!!!!! hugs Anne :}
What? No soundbytes? Bah... Excellent foto! Seems a little dark though; maybe the tones could be lightened a little?
Oops my bad. It is an F-15. The backlighting really messes with exposure.
Too cool. I wish I had taken this pic. I wish I could have just SEEN this fly-by!
This is a REALLY cool picture!! 60 years of hystory in one shot... :)
Fantastic photo. Too bad there is not a fill flash in existence that would have lit up the underside of those planes. That is one airshow I would have loved to have seen.
I have worked with the F-4, F-15, and F-16 programs as an analyst. I have been on Andrews AFB more than once with a salesman and on my own to collect data on the VC-118 and VC-131 activity incidental to introduction of the VC-9C VIP aircraft into the USAF inventory. My sister took a picture of a similar "heritage" flight at Selfridge in the late 90's. Flak suppresion prevents me from disclosing how to take this sort of image. (even to our own folks)