Air to air in 2008 with Darren Harbar

Absolutely beautiful photography. Stunningly good. Thanks for sharing!

Paul

I don’t need to say which one I like the most. But they are all great pictures. Thanks for sharing them with us for all these years Darren.

VBR,
Stieglitz

Yes the shot with the 2 Stieglitzes is even better than the other very good pictures.

I don’t need to say which one I like the most. But they are all great pictures. Thanks for sharing them with us for all these years Darren.

VBR,
Stieglitz

Wonderful views Darren thanks, I do get to fly and take photos in my line of work however North Scotland is packed with scenery with few aircraft for air to air. So I still have some envy !
Gary
www.scotaviaimages.co.uk

Hi Gary,

I flew out of Inverness earlier this year on an air to air with the Highland flying school with one of the Tomahawks they fly there. The weather was shocking, but we got the shots and the scenery was wonderful, even in rubbish weather. Loch Ness is quite a sight from the air!

Wonderful views Darren thanks, I do get to fly and take photos in my line of work however North Scotland is packed with scenery with few aircraft for air to air. So I still have some envy !
Gary
www.scotaviaimages.co.uk

Oh get yourself a real job like me an an office !:diablo:…:D:(

that second SE5 shot is superb…….it looks frail, nimble – captured it perfectly,

I was about to post a simular comment! GREAT photo!

cheers mate,

-John

Superb, could be sub-titled ‘Up close and personal!’:)

Absolutely gorgeous stuff, Darren!

Out of interest, what was your ship when shooting the ‘planes out of Old Warden?

vbrgds
Alan

Hi Alan,

Thanks for the comments.

I am very fortunate to have Peter Holloway’s support for my photography, and he quite often flies me in his magister for shoots. The two Stiggies were shot from a super Cub belonging to the QUAX visitors. I would be very happy to shoot your friends subjects when you are next over. Please PM me your details, so we can keep in touch.

Darren

Absolutely gorgeous stuff, Darren!

I especially love the one of the P-51 escorting Liberty Belle ‘home’. How evocative! You should win prizes with that one!! 😉

I’m sending the thread to a group of enthusiasts over here, with a recommendation that they contact you when next over with their somewhat historic machines.

Out of interest, what was your ship when shooting the ‘planes out of Old Warden?

Look forward to seeing more – much more – in these columns in future.

vbrgds
Alan

Oh get yourself a real job like me an an office !:diablo:…:D:(

that second SE5 shot is superb…….it looks frail, nimble – captured it perfectly,