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    So I leave the boy to his own diveces and he goes creative on me...
    1/100s f/20.0 at 400.0mm iso100


    http://www.pbase.com/marauder61
    http://www.cafepress.com/aaphotography

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    Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

    Pretty amazing kid!

    Wayne Sagar
    "Pusher of Electrons"

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    • #3
      Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

      beautiful

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      • #4
        Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

        Great shot Jeff. Nice to see you've inherited your Dad's prop blur skills.

        Got any Strega shots? (not that I'm begging or anything...)
        Mark Johnson
        Strega Fan since 1997

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          Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

          Nice job again Jeff!!

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            Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

            Well, I just smashed the camera , all the storage DVD's and deleted my hard drive. I give up! Just when I think I'm getting good shots, Victor or Jeffrey post and my photo ego deflates like a cheap air matress.
            Awesome work you guys do.
            Leo Smiley - Graphics and Fine Arts
            airplanenutleo@gmail.com
            thetreasuredpeacock.etsy.com

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            • #7
              Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

              It seems he has a thing for Sea Furys. Nice work. I need to go find an airshow I haven't shot any planes since the '99 Edwards AFB show. Now that I think about it, that was the last airshow I went to.

              Will

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                Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

                Great picture jeffery.what year did they race to the right at reno? I must
                have missed that one.Just kidding,Good job!!!!
                Bill.

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                  Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

                  I really like that one. Give your boy a cookie!
                  Bill Pearce

                  Old Machine Press
                  Blue Thunder Air Racing (in memoriam)

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                  • #10
                    Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

                    Originally posted by W J Pearce
                    I really like that one. Give your boy a cookie!
                    A cookie??? I was thinking about a 40D ... Hmmm... May be I should get that for me and he can have my 20D, I think he shoots better with it than I do.................................

                    Thank you everyone for your comments, Jill and I are very proud of his work.
                    http://www.pbase.com/marauder61
                    http://www.cafepress.com/aaphotography

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                      Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

                      Your Dad was an artist like you Victor & now your son is following in your footsteps. You should be proud as it is aviation history being made for all of us to see & enjoy.If I live long enough I can see in the future 3D photos in HD on our screens,maybe even sound. Thanks for sharing.
                      Lockheed Bob

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                        Re: Dreadnought by Jeffrey archer

                        I beg your indulgence,as this is my first post. As a fan of this site(and proud new owner of a 40D),I have to say there are a number of truly talented photographers out there. Having said that,I find the work that Victor and Jeffrey post inspirational-absolutely beautiful. A special thanks for posting your settings-one can learn alot from other's talent.

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                          I s imply LUV the Buick! Thanks!

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