Decided to transit through the zone on the way back from Sherburn in Elmet after visiting some Tiger Moth friends. Struggled to get anything remotely sharp due to haze, a smeared and bug splattered canopy and below 5000' it was so choppy we were getting thrown around like dice in a cup. https://live...

Oh yesssss!!!!!!

F-35 Quick climb 02/05


F-35A by Jayson Cork, on Flickr

First thing I would ask is are you in C-AF and NOT S-AF?

Malcy wrote: ↑

Tue May 06, 2025 4:54 pm

B58Hustler wrote: ↑

Tue May 06, 2025 4:24 pm

Superb mate.
There must be money to be made from that one.
Shame that the few remaining veterans must be wondering why they bothered!

Not sure what your are saying there … did you speak to a WW2 veteran to come to that conclusion?

You know exactly what I'm saying.
And yes I have!

Superb mate.
There must be money to be made from that one.
Shame that the few remaining veterans must be wondering why they bothered!

Just the usual suspects but always nice to get to the Heath on a Friday if 05 is in use. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54493773519_9e03be1b5b_h.jpg C-17 by Jayson Cork , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54492008910_f0ff15c3de_h.jpg F-15E by Jayson Cork , on Flickr https://live.sta...

I think my comment was misunderstood.
Or I didn’t make it clear.
When I said Mirrorless with larger sensor I meant larger than a bridge camera!
A bridge camera is still Mirrorless.
A ‘crop’ sensor Mirrorless (APS-C) would be absolutely fine.
Hope this clarifies.

Typhoon vacating the runway at Coningsby 06/03



Typhoon by Jayson Cork, on Flickr

I think it's more a case of people remaining silent rather than wishing to appear rude. You really need a DSLR or mirrorless with a larger sensor for aviation. Unless your happy with record shots of course, in which case I'm sure the FZ200 is fine. Can you explain how the sensor size helps? You ser...

I think it's more a case of people remaining silent rather than wishing to appear rude.
You really need a DSLR or mirrorless with a larger sensor for aviation.
Unless your happy with record shots of course, in which case I'm sure the FZ200 is fine.

Blood pressure slowly returning to normal ;) Couple from Coningsby also, not worth another post. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54370620162_4e2f07bda1_h.jpg Untitled by Jayson Cork , on Flickr https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54370620282_f37efa76f9_h.jpg Untitled by Jayson Cork , on Flickr h...

I witnessed the altercation between the copper and the bellwhacker in question.
His mate/brother was called Steven and he persistently shouted ‘Steven did you see that?’
‘Steven, he’s coming straight at us!’
‘Steven, here they come again!’
Very low IQ, I nearly said something, and now wish I had.

I went to Waddo on Thursday and almost wish I hadn’t.
As previously mentioned, the majority of the offenders were idiots videoing the Red Arrows on their phones.
Personally wish the Reds were still at Scampton.

Now you're just showing off Peter!
Seriously, Indian Mig 25s!
Have you thought about getting a book printed with all of your combined exploits. I for one would buy it.

Simply stunning!

I can only echo everyone else's comments. I mainly go to 'The Loop' these days and even then I make sure the kids are at school. That said, I arrived at Bwlch car park at 03:30 on Thursday and got the last spot before they started double parking and hemming us in (something you have to accept at Bwl...

Lovely to see something a bit different. Nicely shot and processed. That southern humid light isn't your friend.
And another thumbs up for the Tejas. Two sticker better looking in my eyes.

Thanks guys. I should have gone to the other side of the runway it seems. Only my second time at that end. Live and learn.

ACS (Advanced Camera Services) in Watton Norfolk. Would tie in with a trip to Lakenheath.