KC-10 Tanker 1680 x 1050 Widescreen Wallpaper
Hello!Here's Pieter again. Here's another photo from the Leeuwarden airshow. This beauty was doing a low speed pass at 5 meters above the ground over the whole landingstrip. I had to put my lens back to 50mm to take a picture of the hole plane.
F18C Hornet Over Afghanistan 1680 x 1050 Widescreen Wallpaper
Up close and personal here with the F/A-18C Hornet on an air-to-ground mission over Afghanistan. Excellent shot.When I see a great shot like this, I get inspired to do more photography.
friday Video: Leeuwarden Airshow
Here is the video report from the Leeuwarden airshow. It's difficult to film with a steady hand over such a distance. I hope it doesn't bother you too much. Enjoy!
CH47 Chinook 1680 x 1050 Widescreen Wallpaper
Hello, here's a cool picture from a CH47 Chinook. I used my wide angle lens to accentuate how huge the blades of this helicopter are.
These provide the helicopter with a really typical sound.
Oke enough from the static. Tomorrow a photo from the flying display.
greetings,
Pieter
Flying the F-18 in FSX 1680 x 1050 Widescreen Wallpaper
Here's a shot from inside the cockpit of an F/A-18C Hornet in FSX. There's nothing like flying around in a Hornet!Like Pieter mentioned, I'm out of town starting today (going to San Francisco for work related stuff). Pieter will cover and post some of the great shots he's taken from the airshow.
Mirage 2000D 1680 x 1050 Widescreen Wallpaper
Hello!
while John is away again, I'll post some wallpapers from the Leeuwarden airshow. Here's a nice picture from a French Mirage 2000D on the static.
Too bad I missed the solo display...
Who wants more?
btw check out this funny photo. It's me holding the tip of the Mirage 2000D
C-17 Short-Field Landing 1680 x 1050 Widescreen Wallpaper
Being a pilot myself, I can certainly appreciate the skill needed to do short-field landings. If you throw an unimproved landing strip into the mix, that's quite a task for both plane and pilot.The C-17 was designed with this type of landing in mind, but it's still amazing to behold.
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