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September 21, 2017
After visiting South Africa over a decade ago with out a decent camera, it was a great to head back to the land of the Springbok........or Impala as we found out, and be able to capture some of the iconic wildlife of the African continent.
We were lodged at t...
August 11, 2017
For many years the highlight of many an aviation photographer and enthusiast is the Royal International AirTattoo, held at RAF Fairford, in Gloucestershire. This years theme was in celebration of the United States Air Forces 70th Anniversary. The static park had many o...
August 2, 2017
Rumours were abound that the 480th Fighter Squadron, based at Spangdahlem AFB in Germany, were going to be deployed to RAF Lakenheath for three weeks from the 10th July. The 17 F-16CJs and one F-16D arrived in three waves an hour apart on the morning of the 10th. I man...
August 2, 2017
On a rare occassion UK shores are graced by the air power projection, which is the US Navys aircraft carrier group. This summer saw the USS George H W Bush CVN77 anchor in the Solent, just off Gosport, after being part of Operation Inherent Resolve flying missions over...
June 4, 2017
As the ground temperature warms up the reptiles of the forest start to emerge. With the heat from the sun not being strong enough to get them moving straight away it makes them easier to photograph. Vegetation, that can be the bane of the wildlife photographer, has no...
June 4, 2017
On returning from another successful trip to Frisian Flag at Leeuwarden Air Base we decided to stop over an extra night and sample the Amsterdam night life and then spend the day at Schiphol. With a variety of locations to choose from and a great selection of passenger...
June 3, 2017
With RSPB Lakenheath Fen only two miles down the road and with spring arriving i thought i would head down there to see if i could see some of the interesting residents and migratory birds. As always with wildlife you can never guarantee to see anything let alone the g...
June 3, 2017
Heading back to the office from the forest and my eyes were drawn to the gap in the canopy of trees as a HH-60G Pave Hawk of the 56th RQS appeared and disappeared only a few metres above the tree tops. This meant only one thing.......they were practising landings at th...