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A few shots of various planes at the Temora Airshow.
This was my very first attempt at flying plane pics. Please suggest how the should be improved or whatever. 1. f/9, 1/1600, +0.33EV, 70-300G @ 300mm Tiger Moth and Ryan 
2. f/9, 1/1000, + 0.67EV, 70-300G @ 135mm Wirraway 
3. f/8, 1/1250, +1.0EV, 70-300G @ 300mm Dragonfly A37B 
Brad
Brad, well done on the pics glad it looked like a nice day. All great but i would be using a lower shutter speed when taking pics of prop propelled planes as they look like they are going to fall out of the sky, the probs are frozen. Try using 1/400 or so and for the jets is does not matter you can use a high shutter, but just a hint to make your pics even more better as it shows some movement.
Well done though nice shots. D3,D2x,D70,18-70 kit lens,Sigma 70-200mm F2.8EX HSM,Nikon AF-I 300m F2.8, TC20E 2X
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Very nice,
I used to airbone with (N#3) nearly everyday 31 years ago. Birddog114
VNAF, My Beloved Country and Airspace
Brad
Wonderfully exposed and, given the lens, a testament to your photographic skills too. Peter
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Thanks everyone for the feedback.
 Yes, I was quite supprised too.
Good point. But I'm not quite sure if my panning skills are up to scratch.  I'll try it next time.
I love number 3.
I'm HOPING to get out to Avalon next year when the big airshow is on. The last time I went to an airshow was in Innisfail when I was 13. Paul http://www.australiandigitalphotography.com
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Great Detail well done! captures the movement well!
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Terrific images of vibrant colour Brad. My pick is the last pano- sharp, lovely perspective to show plane off, colours superb and jet trail, gorgeous.
cheers marco
I'm pretty sure the 1st 2 aircraft (shot 1) are hangared here in Brisbane at Archerfield airport.
Great shots.... well executed! All I know, is that I don't know enough.....
What do you think about the clouds?
Is it better to include partial cloud in the background or just clear blue skies?
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Very nice work
