March 1, 2008 at 6:55 pm
All taken in the Talyllyn Pass (Cad West) – Snowdonia National Park.












TJ
By: dean f - 16th March 2008 at 19:42
Simply stunning TJ
Thanks for posting.
Dean:)
By: XH668 - 8th March 2008 at 22:34
Thank you for sharing , these are really great , just love the idea that the chaps have enough time to give you a wave.
Cheers
Andrew
dito i love the waves
u think of pilots as being no-human when there flying things like that but it makes personal =]
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By: TEEJ - 7th March 2008 at 19:27
Many thanks for the kind comments.
No probs, APC104.
TJ
By: mike currill - 7th March 2008 at 08:54
No competition mate. If I want a decent photographer I’m coming looking for you. You make the official forces snappers efforts look amateur.
By: APC104 - 6th March 2008 at 23:31
APC104,
Thanks!
My camera gives a crop factor of 1.5.
There are graphics and diagrams on the following that explain ‘Crop Factor’.
http://www.withinlights.com/Labo/Articles/CropFactor/index_us.php
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=72009
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/understanding-series/dslr-mag.shtml
http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Canon-Lenses/Field-of-View-Crop-Factor.aspx
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_factor
http://www.dslrgeeks.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2848
Search ‘Field of View Crop Factor’ or similar for lots of explanations.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=100&hl=en&safe=off&q=Field+of+View+Crop+Factor+&btnG=Search&meta=
Cheers
TJ
TEEJ
Excellent response. Thanks.
By: Paul F - 6th March 2008 at 10:35
Stunning shots TEEJ, simply stunning!
Love them all, esp the Tornado back seater who is waving back at you.
And the shots where the condensation cloud is just starting to form as wisps of cloud are great – the “rotated” shot of the Typhoon, and one of the Tornado pics show it perfectly.
More please!
Paul F
By: old shape - 5th March 2008 at 20:08
Their shots versus yours….you win.
I only looked at about 100 pages of the 1400!!
By: TEEJ - 5th March 2008 at 19:59
Thanks for the comments. I’m just a snapper with plenty of time to get out on the hills. The MOD photographers are superb at their jobs, whether it be military or civilian.
Superb images on the database.
http://www.defenceimagedatabase.mod.uk/fotoweb/
I would love to see the results from a group of MOD photographers on the low-fly routes. Especially with the inside knowledge of what was planned to come through the valleys on training sorties! It would be a great opportunity for photographers in training.
I’ve rotated one of the images.

TJ
By: Manston Airport - 3rd March 2008 at 17:42
Fantastic shots there thanks for posting anyone know what sqn is that GR4A?
James
By: old shape - 2nd March 2008 at 23:24
I say again, the shots on here are far superior than the “Pro” shots I see on the walls of RAF bases and MoD buildings, or books for that matter.
The drama captured in every shot would make any young lad want to join up and fly.
And the acknowledgement from crew….priceless.
By: TEEJ - 2nd March 2008 at 15:47
APC104,
Thanks!
My camera gives a crop factor of 1.5.
There are graphics and diagrams on the following that explain ‘Crop Factor’.
http://www.withinlights.com/Labo/Articles/CropFactor/index_us.php
http://www.dgrin.com/showthread.php?t=72009
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/understanding-series/dslr-mag.shtml
http://www.the-digital-picture.com/Canon-Lenses/Field-of-View-Crop-Factor.aspx
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crop_factor
http://www.dslrgeeks.com/forum/showthread.php?p=2848
Search ‘Field of View Crop Factor’ or similar for lots of explanations.
http://www.google.co.uk/search?num=100&hl=en&safe=off&q=Field+of+View+Crop+Factor+&btnG=Search&meta=
Cheers
TJ
By: APC104 - 2nd March 2008 at 14:16
TEEJ
Superb, thank you for sharing.
Ref. the Lowfly website, they mention a 300mm with a 1.6 crop is ideal. What is a 1.6 crop?
Thanks
APC104
By: TEEJ - 2nd March 2008 at 12:53
Thanks for the comments guys.
‘UNC’ I’m using a Nikon D2X with a Nikon Nikkor 300mm f/2.8.
Andrew,
The following websites should give you all the info. Follow all the guides and go suitably equipped for the hills.
http://franknoort.nl/wales/index.html
Go to the right and ‘Select a Page’ from the menu
Cheers
TJ
By: Jezza - 2nd March 2008 at 11:09
i think its great they are waving to you
sweet shots
By: Arabella-Cox - 2nd March 2008 at 07:58
Thanks Pimpernel,
link please
Cheers
Andrew
Just for you Brian this is our baby down South doing an engine run up.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHk5uQR2Amg[/URL]
By: pimpernel - 2nd March 2008 at 07:51
Why not visit the lowfly website?
There is a forum and everything you need to know there.
Great stuff.
Brian.
By: Arabella-Cox - 2nd March 2008 at 06:59
Thank you
Thank you for sharing , these are really great , just love the idea that the chaps have enough time to give you a wave.
Cheers
Andrew
By: usernamechanged - 2nd March 2008 at 00:05
Thems great pictures you’ve taken, out of interest wot camera/lens did you use. Im thinking of givin it a whirl when the weather picks up. Like the Tornado with the wave 🙂
By: mike currill - 1st March 2008 at 22:56
Whilst I’m not really a fan of modern jets I have to admit they are some great shots,showing the aircraft at their best.
By: spike66 - 1st March 2008 at 22:25
O.M.G.:eek: 😮 😮 😮 😮 😮 😮 😮
Absolutly stunning shots , hats off to you sir .
Thank you for sharing .:cool:
spike