Spitfire.

After a long chase and a forced landing, the Cessna moves in for the kill.

A chance encounter at Caernarfon Airfield.
Excuse our prop blade and dead flies on the screen obscuring the view.

, , , tiabunna and 3 other people have particularly liked this photo

10 comments - The latest ones

Pam J ^club

I will Photoshop the flies for you !!!!

SIMPLY THE BEST !!!

(Ever read Fredrick Forsythe's "The Shepherd" ... one of his lesser known books)

9 years ago.

Phill G has replied to Pam J ^club

I haven't...but it sounds like I should...thanks Pam.

9 years ago.

Dave Hilditch

A vivid imagination is a must for any great photographer. I think the dead flies add a certain something to the shot.

9 years ago.

beverley

o0o well taken Phill ... the flies ... oh dear ... now come on Phill
that won't do ;-) oOo

9 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club

I hope you managed to stop in time mate...............

Unusual to see this sort of perspective........from inside a cockpit! Cracking shot though - flies an' all :)

9 years ago.

Phill G has replied to Keith Burton ^club

Nothing a bit of polyfiller and Airfix paint won't sort out...still blushing.

9 years ago.

Phill G

Thanks for all the comments folks, and happy if it was of some interest to you.

9 years ago. Edited 9 years ago.

Esther ^club

How wonderful to see one in the air and the view from the cockpit is priceless.

9 years ago.

tiabunna ^club

Don't know how I missed this previously! As Biggles would say, 'well caught'. :-)

9 years ago.

Phill G

Thanks! :-)

8 years ago.

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