I was given my first Camera at the age of fourteen. I rapidly put it to what I thought was good use, capturing on film the aircraft which I loved so much. In those early days the good photo's were few and far between, but with many airshows under my belt and visits to various airports and airfields my collection of photographs grew. In 2004 I joined the 21st century by replacing my Camera and accessories with the fabulous Nikon D.70 which, for me, opened new horizons in photography. Later advancing to the D3000 and D3200. I knew that I did not have the eye for portrait photography, so sorry no weddings etc. A respectful eye for the world around me, both natural and man made with a fortunate move to a location surrounded by nature, history and fabulous views have allowed me to expand my subject range considerably. Whilst I would like to think that my identification of aircraft is pretty accurate, please accept my apologies for any misidentified items within the other sections. I have made every effort to be as accurate as possible, in many cases I am reliant on reference books for identification. I would be glad to receive notification of any errors, just be gentle with me, as I have already inferred in most cases I am strictly a novice observer.

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