Best RAF photo!

[jack brew]

Some contenders:

 

[propersplitbrainme]

Isn't Photoshop a great product DT_Xtremez_15:

 

[MAINJAFAD]

Some contenders:

The spitfire flying under the bridge was not an RAF one, nor was the pilot in the RAF (I think it was Ray or Mark Hanna) when it the photo was taken (which was during the filming of Piece of Cake in 1987/88).

 

[sausage2]

I think this pic I took in Iraq is ace

 

[Get Tae]

How about the ambience of this bezzler.......



Notice the nice reflection and stuff....

 

[MAINJAFAD]

Isn't Photoshop a great product DT_Xtremez_15:

The spitfire photo is real, the aircraft was a Spitfire MkIXb G-ASJV (original RAF Serial was MH434) owned by the Old Flying Machine Company (OFMC) based at Duxford, it was flew under the bridge by the late Ray Hanna, and the photo was taken during the filming of the ITV series of Piece of Cake when Moggy Cattermole flies under the bridge in France. The still photo was taken by Herbie Knott who wasn't allowed on the riverbank, for safety reasons, hence the photo was shot with a fixed camera aimed at the bridge, on a tripod with a wide angle lens fitted and a long remote cable release to take the photo.

 

[mad_collie]

I think this pic I took in Iraq is ace

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It was snowing in Iraq?

 

[pie sandwich]

I took this a while ago when I was in Basrah, if I might say its fookin awesome

 

[theladf]

I think this one rocksDT_Xtremez_19:

 

[monobrow]

Personally I like these ones ::

 

[Sospan]

I took this a while ago when I was in Basrah, if I might say its fookin awesome

Why ? was it a serviceable J ?

 

[laboratoryqueen]

I like this one



My personal favourite isn't actually a photo, it's a drawing "helping an old friend".

 

[Former Albert Sooty]

A few favourites of my own from down south last year.

 

[enginesuck]

Or this one....

 

[Get Tae]

Lowest of the low, no-one did it better

 

[jack brew]

The spitfire photo is real, the aircraft was a Spitfire MkIXb G-ASJV (original RAF Serial was MH434) owned by the Old Flying Machine Company (OFMC) based at Duxford, it was flew under the bridge by the late Ray Hanna, and the photo was taken during the filming of the ITV series of Piece of Cake when Moggy Cattermole flies under the bridge in France. The still photo was taken by Herbie Knott who wasn't allowed on the riverbank, for safety reasons, hence the photo was shot with a fixed camera aimed at the bridge, on a tripod with a wide angle lens fitted and a long remote cable release to take the photo.

Thanks for the info. How do you remember all this stuff!

MH434 was in the original filename, but the rest is "good gen"

 

[Get Tae]

I also particularly liked this one as it was the road paved with gold all the way from Daharan to Bahrain for a night on the tiles, nice......................

 

[mightyhunter]

how about this one?

 

[FOMz]

A frame no longer with us.

 

[metimmee]

I like this one

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My personal favourite isn't actually a photo, it's a drawing "helping an old friend".

It is a photo see here link.