Awesome. Love these birds!

fantastic capture my friend, excellent image

A Beautiful capture!!! Excellent!!!

Fine capture. I recently did a 3d render of them as well. http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=1591377

superb capture !!, they are always great to watch if ever at a show.

Stunning capture, looks fantastic!

superb shot !! Fortunately that there is no sound, my speakers would not have supported it !! LOL

Awesome capture, perfect in frame Sig I would enjoy a trip to an airshow, would be ideal for photographers and aircraft enthusiasts alike. We have them over here but usually somewhere down south of England I think.

well shot!

Woowww ! impressive shot, looks fantastic, excelent composition !

what a cracker this is sig .an excellent composition and a well captured shot :o) mick

Although I've never had the pleasure to see them first hand, my grandson has and he still talks about it. This is a fabulous capture, especially since I know how fast they must have been moving.

Superb capture!

We have a very famous team called the Red Arrows Sig, they perform at different airshows up and down the country. Alan says mostly down south, we have one pretty close actually about twenty miles away at Woodford Aerodrome, aircraft used to be built there by Hawker Sidley. I don't know how often they have them though. Excellent close group capture Sig, I wish I had the nerve to fly so close, and they call aircraft on the same flight level a mile apart a near miss.lol. Superb work. Bravo!!!!!

Bravo the only other type of birds in flight I love!

A cracking capture, Sig. I've never got to an air show, although I was buzzed 25 years ago between Elgin and Forres by a Tornado, while I was learning to drive, but I have witnessed plenty of near things over Glasgow. In the Douglas Valley, south towards Carlisle, there used to be lots of low-flying practice by the RAF and visiting forces. The rules stated that aircraft should stay at least 500' / 160m above the land. They tended to interpret that as 500' above sea-level, except of course, where that would mean flying below ground. Lots of the local livestock dropped calves and lambs prematurely because of the overflights, but if you had a camera handy one could get a good shot.. The MOD deny it all, in the same way that there are never any road 'nuclear convoys' through Scotland to get to Faslane naval base. Strange that most folk in the area, and the local papers have plenty of photos, even before camera phones, to prove otherwise... ;o) Scotland's Parliament have repeated that they do not wish nuclear weapons on Scottish soil, but Westminister hinted that even if Scotland gained independence she would still have English nuclear subs and bombers on Scottish soil.. The price one pays for a mistake in 1707. End of rant. Have a nice week, my friend. Regards, John.

Well done! As Jeff says, we have the Red Arrows, and they come to Bournemouth every year, and I've never managed a good shot, so now I just sit at the beach hut and watch !

Excellent capture!!!

What a beautiful composition, and great airshow for US Air Force ... a professional capture dear friend ... Congrats!

I remember them as a child my dad broujghtme too see them. I remember them still .cool

A beautiful image... these are like our 'Red Arrows' team in England.

I love seeing them and the Blue Angels.I think they are based at Las Vegas. excellent action capture

Wonderful shot of these beautiful jets, Sig. Even at 1/2500 of a second, you didn't quite stop them; great job keeping them in the frame.

Superb shot of these beauties Sig , Ana

Stunning shot of these power birds! Great work Sig! xx