Legends 21 by debbielove
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Greetings Folks,
Time to show off the new camera now with a rather cool Jet photo.. I know this s not yet actually a Legend yet but has now sold to a large number of Countries and is improving all the time..
This is a No 29(R) Squadron aircraft in special D-Day scheme worn this year only for the D-Day show I attended..
This is a Eurofighter Typhoon FGR4 (just in case you didn't know - which I wouldn't lol)
Zoom HIGHLY recommended on this one!
Enjoy
Rob
Comments (13)
Wow Rob, this is one truly amazing capture. I really like the pov you went with here.
Stunning and outstanding capture
Still undecided about the plane but no doubts about the brilliant photo. They should keep the paint scheme it looks rather cool. I'll probably decide I love the plane the day I get a pic like this :-) ( Got yourself that bike yet :-)
Nice shot Rob.
Sweet! Let's go supersonic!
superlative!!
OMG, the first thing I said when this image flashed across my screen was, "what the hell is that?" I thought it was an Avro bomber or something. What a startling capture, mate. Terrific POV used catching the Typhoon, with its jet exhausts spewing fire, as it soars into the heavens. This is really ultra cool, Rob, and you didn't even have to worry about prop blur.
A top rate capture of a top rate fighter by a top rate guy. Have never seen one of these in the flesh !!
Makes me think of a Swedish plane - a Saab with two engines...
Awesome catch, with the reheat and vapour along the leading edges. Low-vis camouflage may be effective, but it sure is "blah". the D-Day stripes are a welcome addition! While I still prefer my Typhoons to have propellers, I'm really hoping we replace our Hornets with these, rather than the F-23 Golden Albatross.
WOOOOOOW!!! That is a freakin' amazing shot, Rob! You can even see the flames from the afterburners against the sky in the full size version. What a great capture, mate!
Interesting to see this very modern day fighter in D-day livery. Great shot!
It is a RATHER cool photo Rob.. very spectacular.. and made even nicer by the D Day tribute markings