Biplane air to air

[FlyinLo]

Here's a little different viewpoint to compare with the various shots taken from the ramp/stands/pits and from the pylons. Something you don't usually see since we don't have jump seats we can put photographers in

[FlyinLo]

Here's the first one:

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#2

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#3

[FlyinLo]

And the last one. The image quality isn't quite what I was hoping for. There's quite a bit more camera vibration out on the I-strut than I anticipated. If I have time, I'll have to build a fairing for next year...

[Peashooter]

How are you changing the angle? Are you racing or photographing? <g> Peas

[FlyinLo]

I only have the camera out there for a couple of the practice sessions, and while it is there it is locked down to point in a given direction for the flight. Then I point the camera using the stick and rudder pedals. These flights are all pre-arranged so I'm not up there scaring the subjects as I try to shoot, as aiming the camera in this way can result in some interesting flying. Don't worry, come race day the camera is in the car and I'm racing.