A-4 Skyhawk and the Wall of Fire!

So I am back on the trail shooting warbirds.  Because this could be the last airshow the Thunderbirds perform at this year ( because of Sequestration, thanks to those wise men in Washington – the Party that Likes to say NO to common sense) I have been at the TICO Warbird Airshow in Titusville Florida.  It has been a magnificent event topped by my first experience of the Thunderbirds.

Many warbirds flying from World War I – to modern times except none from “today” (apart from the Thunderbirds) because of Sequestration, plus some civilian aerobatics.

Below are the first images I have processed – and they came from today’s show.

Fast Low Pass over exploding bombs

Fast Low Pass over exploding bombs

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