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Low-level Flying | Low-level flying from across Europe and the United States |
UK Low-level Photographic Logs (Updated September 16, 2023) Salisbury Plain Training Area (SPTA) Low Flying Areas (GLVs), The Netherlands Mountain Flying Training Area (MFTA) Low-level Flying Photography Low-Flying - An Essential but Perishable Skill Fast Jets and Long Lenses - Forces TV |
Thunder Through the Valleys The editor Aviation News asked me to write an article using extracts from my book, with new images combining low flying training of the RAF, the US Air Force and the Hellenic Air Force..... Read more > |
Air to Air |
Air to Air Academy Air to air photography is the greatest desire of every serious aviation photographer, with the opportunities so scarce very few people ever get the chance to experience it..... Read more > |
Flying with the Hunter, Skyraider, Avenger, Canberra, OV-10B Bronco, Jet Provost Flying with the Centro di Volo a Vela Guidonia, Italy Flying with the F15E Strike Eagle F-22 Raptor Flying with the RAF Jaguar, Harrier Tornado F.3, Typhoon Flying with the Swedish AF Gripen |
Base Visits and Exercises |
Field Carrier Landing Practice NOLF Coupeville, July 9 2024 Night shoot XXXI RAF Northolt, October 2024 Night shoot XXX RAF Northolt, March 2024 180th Wing, ANG Toledo ANGB, July 2023 31st Wing, USAF Aviano air base, June 2023 |
Flying the B-1B Lancer The B-1B Lancer is a highly valued and formidable aircraft that has been worked hard in recent years..... Read more > |
Air shows |
The view from the grandstand The United States Marine Corps should be congratulated on how they managed such a huge event at MCAS Miramar..... Read more > |
Victory Show Foxlands Farm, Cosby, August 31, 2024 (Updated September 3, 2024) An evening with 'Just Jane' East Kirkby, October 14, 2023 Hunterfest St.Stephan, August 20, 2022 Masters of the Air North Weald, August 22, 2022 Battle of Britain Air Show Headcorn, June 24, 2022 |
Classic Aircraft and Fly-Ins |
Museums, Wrecks and Relics |
UK Squadron / Wing Galleries and Reports |
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Gliding Photographic Logs Aerial Firefighting |
Serial lists: Tornado GR.4 Typhoon Hawk T.2 48FW F-15C/E |
Aviation Photography by Philip Stevens - Features and Photographic Reports Thunder Through the Valleys: Low Level Flying - Low Level Photography Two books in one, my book covers military low flying and the challenges faced by the photographer. The main subject is about military low-flying - the skills, reasons and dangers from a pilot's perspective. The many commanders, pilots and mission planners interviewed explain the challenges they face flying fast and low day and night. Pilots describe their training, planning, systems and their most memorable missions flying the aircraft they love from the; A-7 Corsair, F-4 Phantom, Tucano, Tornado, Sk 60, B-1B Lancer, F-16 Fighting Falcon, F-16I Sufa, F/A-18 Super Hornet to even the F-22 Raptor. As the sole photographer I reveal how and where images were taken from mountainsides to desert canyons and from cockpits for air to air images. Order a signed copy |
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