Judy, very nice! What and elegant perspective of the Flying Fortress--a real beaut!

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Thanks, Judy, for starting this thread, and for opening it up to formats beyond . Here are a few with a regular four-thirds, the Oly E-500.

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From an airshow I went to last summer.







All with my PL2. The first two were taken with a 40-150, and the third with a no-name c-mount 25mm.

Here's some more Judy

All with GF1 and Rokkor 45mm


DC3 landing at Bundaberg airport



I think this is a P51 Mustang Replica



This is an AN2 Antonov which is still flown. It is so tricky to fly it takes two men to pilot it.

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GX1 OM-D (with Grip) 7-14 20 25 45 75 and adapted 24 45 50

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GF1/7-14mm@7mm

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Sorry to post again so soon, but I just remembered this shot which I took just the other day. I like it quite a lot! PL2 with 40-150mm.

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That last one is outstanding Glenn. Nice work

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