January 2009 - Previous Photograph Competitions

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Photograph Competition

'Airshow Photography Bloopers'

The winning photograph for January 2009

Slingsby Firefly on top of the tower at Farnborough 2006. Adrian Adkin

Slingsby Firefly on top of the tower at Farnborough 2006.
Adrian Adkin

Thanks to everyone that took part in the Photo-Competition.

How come you always get a man and a hat in the way. Panasonic fz-30.

David Hackney RAF Leeming 100sq Hawk has a run in with an airfield ground radar? EOS400D & 75-300mm lens combo. taken on 30/6/08 during a base visit.

Chris Gurney My entry was taken at The International Air Tattoo. Not only did I successfully 'mount' the cross on the C-130 tail but also managed to get some lighting and barbed wire into the shot as well. Canon EOS 10D, Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM, 75mm, f6.7 @ 1/1000s, ISO200.

Barry Thomas
Peter Techiman's P-51 Mustang "Jumpin' Jaques" landing on-top of a visiting Cessna. Taken at RAF Cosford this year with my Samsung Pro 815.

Dan Pearce Tken at the London City Airport Funday 2008. The Schweizer was flown by Dennis Kenyon, and looks like he's resting the skid of the helicopter on the edge of the building.

Barry Burston

How come you always get a man and a hat in the way. Panasonic fz-30. David Hackney	RAF Leeming 100sq Hawk has a run in with an airfield ground radar? EOS400D & 75-300mm lens combo. taken on 30/6/08 during a base visit. Chris Gurney	My entry was taken at The International Air Tattoo. Not only did I successfully 'mount' the cross on the C-130 tail but also managed to get some lighting and barbed wire into the shot as well. Canon EOS 10D, Canon EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM, 75mm, f6.7 @ 1/1000s, ISO200. Barry Thomas
Peter Techiman's P-51 Mustang "Jumpin' Jaques" landing on-top of a visiting Cessna. Taken at RAF Cosford this year with my Samsung Pro 815. Dan Pearce	Tken at the London City Airport Funday 2008. The Schweizer was flown by Dennis Kenyon, and looks like he's resting the skid of the helicopter on the edge of the building. Barry Burston