Just A Nice Pic Mk2.

Some lovely images here, but this thread is more relevant to the Photographic, rather than Historic forum.

Moggy
Moderator

Here are some of mine, 3rd is inspired by the previously mentioned George Romain.

Hi All,
Second attempt at this post!

Tony – Love the Sally B and The Buccaneers especially the three in the mist….:cool:

I always liked this image featuring one of the ARC spit from 03/10/18 http://www.facebook.com/aircraftrestorationcompany/ a real emotive image IMO………..:eagerness:

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Caption reads:- Call it Freedom.

Geoff.

Buccaneers Bruntingthorpe 2012 by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Buccaneers return by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Buccaneer by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Buccaneer 020 roll by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

The mighty Nimrod by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

I better stop before I bore the pants off you all 🙂

Nellie take off by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Spit rolling by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Mystere waiting by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Mystere by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Buccaneers Bruntingthorpe trio by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Cough cough….. some of mine

Spitfire by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Meteor by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Harvard Beech Duo by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Sally B Flying by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Our gal Sal by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

P-51D duo by Tony Taylor, on Flickr

Hi All,
Thought I would post this as our Ronnie had it on his FB page, Enjoy…..:eagerness:

Geoff.

Hi All,
Don – I personally just love images that make the subject look good and whether this be old stick and paste or from forumites personal archives, talking of which I haven’t taken any for years and still have about 15 undeveloped rolls of film stuck in a dark cabinet. I Even have a picture of the BP- P111 sitting forlornly on a patch of grass in front of a hanger at Bagington Airport in the 70’s (God that makes feel old :D)

My thinking is how can I transfer hard photo copies onto my PC with a crisp image other than the Epsom scanner I use at home ? Do I need any special Pc programme to do this or maybe a better scanner ?

Anyway here’s another one I like, courtesy of:- http://www.facebook.com/FlyASpitfire/?ref=page_internal ……..:cool:

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Geoff.

Over 30 years ago, news of the visit to Canberra Airport of a particularly rare aircraft (albeit a modern copy of a truly historic machine), drew me to cycle over from the other side of town, with camera in the bag

Wow Don! That is a blast from the past for me. In your second photo to the right you will see a head in between the 2 guys closest to the aircraft. That is me! I was 16 and doing work experience with the local maintenance organisation at the time. Being a Vintage aircraft fanatic I was really excited to see the Southern Cross arrive and thrilled to be allowed to assist in refuelling her.

Cheers!

Everything is nice about that photo ,well done to the photographer .

Nice shot, I particularly like the rising ground fog.

That IS nice.