Showing posts with label Photo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photo. Show all posts

Friday, 4 September 2009

Sarah & John's Pre-wedding session - Sneak Peek!

I spent a couple of hours yesterday evening in the company of Sarah & John, who are getting married next month. It's only to be hoped that the weather on their big day is significantly better than we encountered last night. Heavy rain and strong wind meant we were forced indoors and my usual range of photographic opportunities was severely restricted.

Some lovely clean white walls in their home leant themselves a high-key look in many of the images and even when limited to some on-camera flash, the 5d Mark II didn't disappoint.

A little bit of processing in Lightroom later and here are the first of their images. The full gallery should follow in a few days.

Until then, enjoy this sneak peek!


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Wednesday, 2 September 2009

Wings and Wheels - Dunsfold Aerodrome this weekend

Following on from my news posting on my website, my first photo posting on the new blog is some images from this Sundays most enjoyable trip to Dunsfold Aerodrome (home to BBC's "Top Gear") for Wings and Wheels, which combines a motor and airshow together.   It gave me a perfect opportunity to test out the new 5D Mark II, which continues to impress and to further delight in the still wonderous Red Arrows.


Part of the Great War Display Team


North American B25 Mitchell - RNAF Historic Flight


North American B25 Mitchell - in Royal Netherlands Air Force Livery


Eurofighter Typhoon - LOUD!


The Blades Aerobatic Team  - Extra 300LP flown by former Red Arrows Pilots


The Blades against a Stormy Sky


The Red Arrows, they even park in formation!


Two Suhkoi Su-26M2 flown by the Red Bull Matadors


Vulcan XH 558


Spitfire & Hurricane


Team Guinot Wingwalkers


A barmy woman sat on top of a Boeing Stearman


More mad wingwalking


The arrival of the Red Arrows


In Formation


How Close?


One for the road




For other photographers out there, the images are taken with a Canon 5D Mark II and a Sigma 70-200 EX DG lens and are necessarily cropped for impact.