John Oram's photos with the keyword: Mustang

Service of Remembrance - the fly-pasts Two Spitfires (BBMF) and a Mustang. 70th Anniversary of D-Day, Lee on the Solent. 200_P1030842C

Service of Remembrance - the fly-pasts Two Spitfires (BBMF) and a Mustang. 70th Anniversary of D-Day, Lee on the Solent. 200_P1030834SC

Service of Remembrance - the fly-pasts Two Spitfires (BBMF) and a Mustang. 70th Anniversary of D-Day, Lee on the Solent. 200_P1030832C

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice results. Additional processing on this image uses high saturation for a more artistic effect. P1190611XC

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice effects. P1190629C

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice effects. P1190627

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice effects. P1190616

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice effects. P1190624

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera (except the colour original of this shot) to achieve, I think, some nice effects. P1190620M

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice effects. This has been additionally processed into b&w. P1190622CM

Palm Springs at a weekend is a playground for the wealthy and the wingtip to wingtip parking of bizjets makes photography impractical. The best viewpoints are from the north side of the airport and that, of course, means looking into sun. All of that could be turned to my advantage as I focused on this beautiful (but unidentified) P-51 Mustang. I took most of my pictures intentionally into sun with a 'sunset' setting on the camera to achieve, I think, some nice effects. P1190622C