Well knowing as you Americans like your Eagles thought i'd share these with you, all taken yesterday in glorious weather in the Welsh mountains, pictures taken from two locations, with the Sun dropping at 18.15 the final show of the Eagles was truly outstanding, was a long day though set out at 4am, left Wales at 19.00 for a mad rush back for a 15 hour night shift in the Fire Service, so today im well and truly Knackered but well worth it









































lozza

Very nice pics. What camera/lens/setup did you use ?

Every time lozza posts pics the same question is asked.
Just do a search for his threads, all the tech info is there.

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not sure if all of these pics were taken yesterday as I have had a few of these same pics as a background setting on my pc....

but they are fantastic pics..
Mark

Cheers dude comments like this make it all worthwhile, check your pics no two will be identical also check the EXIF data.

lozza

Great and impressive pictures, it takes a plane expert to take them as you need to anticipate where the plane will be at a given time.
Thanks for sharing!

Tor

Dude, those are awsome pics. One is my new backgound. Thanks!

Always meant to ask this. What are the squiggly lines in the canopies? Defoggers?

MDC - miniature detonating cords. Its a cord that detonates and breaks the canopy, fractions of a second before the ejection seat leaves the aircraft.

Well don't you just live 'n' learn!
Thanks Geoff, I always thought they were anti mist devices!
Gary.

Phenomenal photographs! I love the pictures that you can actually see the pilot's face. In some of them, it looks like they are actually looking at you. Especially the one's sitting in the back.

Great shots!

They are, i think most fighter pilots in the UK know the Mach Loop has photographers their most days

lozza