My processing technique also seems to have involved throwing away the originals once I had processed them, so all I have left are some fairly small JPGs which don't take too well to further processing. That said, I only have one picture of a 4 ship Tomcat break, so beggars can't be choosers!I'll start with the best shot of the day, very happy to have caught this considering I'm not that good at flying shots:
Tomcat Break by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrFighters in the fleet flypast:
I'm sure a fair few people on here are familiar with this little machine, once a common sight in these parts:
Reunited by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrHurricane Hunter:
Hurricane Hunter by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrRandolph based T-6:
03-3681 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrB-25 "Panchito"
Panchito by Alistair Henderson, on Flickr
Propellers! by Alistair Henderson, on Flickr
165778 by Alistair Henderson, on Flickr
151549 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrReally like a T-28:
138245 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrCouple of visitors from up the road at Pax River:
IMG_6358 by Alistair Henderson, on Flickr
IMG_6359 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrRetro Tomcat taxying back in:
164601 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrVF-32 Swordsmen:
161860 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrBombcat landing back:
Bombcat by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrAnd a Strike Fighter Weapons School Atlantic T-34 with appropriate sharks mouth:
IMG_6352 by Alistair Henderson, on FlickrThanks for looking!
