This is all for now. Like my previous pics they're all old photos taken with a conventional camera at various RAFA shows over the years. It takes so long scanning them 2 at a time & editing them to a reasonable quality. My scanner is not what it used to be, much like its owner. Enough excuses, here's the pix.

Westland Lysander. First time I'd seen one. Surprisingly agile for its type & size.


You all know what this is.


The remarkable Fairey Swordfish.


No apology or comments necessary.

Fantastic shots. That P-51 is still in it's "Memphis Belle" colour scheme. Also, that Spit PR XI is the famous "Pink Spit" in it's days with the OFMC at Duxford.

Thanks for the kind comments. Shoreham is a wonderful place to see an air display. I hope that some of the informal atmosphere of the place comes through in my photos.

You can tell from the P-51D shot how close to the crowd the action takes place. Unfortunately the light is wrong for taking photos with an automatic camera. In the morning when the aircraft are all there & parked as in my Spitfire shots, the sun (if there is any) is directly behind them. The same goes in the afternoon when they're flying. If you wait until the show is finished when the light is better, most of them have gone or covered up for the night.

Love to see pics from my fav airfield and my local airfield.

Its has a great atmosphere and is great fro an airshow.

Have you been to Terminal 2 (formely Southern flight centre, formely Southern Air) the do fantastic breakfasts there.

Love that rolls royce reconaisance spitty.

yeah I agree nicest place on there but it cost so much for the people to be there that it keeps changing management all the time lol.