torsdag 7. september 2017

Fotokonkurranse i RAF - BBC

Chocks away, RAF photo competition winners

  • 4 September 2017
  •              
       
The winners of the annual RAF Photographer of the Year competition have been announced. There were more than 800 entries submitted by RAF personnel, including both professional RAF photographers and amateurs.
Two RAF Chinooks head out over North Sea wind farmsImage copyright Senior Aircraftman Nicholas Egan
Image caption Two RAF Chinooks head out over North Sea wind farms during a low level flight to retrieve a downed pilot during a rotary training exercise. Senior Aircraftman Nicholas Egan was on hand to record the moment. The picture is one of those that earned him the award of RAF Photographer of the Year.
A Royal Air Force Chinook, from RAF Odiham, drops troops from 40 Commando Royal Marines onto a mountain peak in the Mojave desert during Exercise Black AlligatorImage copyright SAC Nicholas Egan RAF
Image caption SAC Egan also captured the moment a Chinook helicopter from RAF Odiham landed troops from 40 Commando Royal Marines on a mountain peak in the Mojave desert during Exercise Black Alligator.
Two Chinooks sit on the flight line at Twenty Nine Palms US Marine Corps base in California US.Image copyright Senior Aircraftman Nicholas Egan
Image caption Another picture from SAC Egan shows Chinooks on the flight line at Twenty Nine Palms US Marine Corps base in California, US, beneath the Milky Way display.
RAF Falcons Display team practice jumps at the Lake Elsinore sky diving centre, California.Image copyright SAC Matt Aherne
Image caption The RAF Falcons display team were practicing at the Lake Elsinore sky diving centre, California, and Senior Aircraftman Matt Aherne was on hand to record the moment.
Red Arrows perform a flypast over Kuala Lumpur city centre around the Petronas towersImage copyright Corporal Steve Buckley
Image caption Flying Hawk T1 jets, the Red Arrows is based at RAF Scampton in Lincolnshire and Cpl Steve Buckley photographed them as they flew over Kuala Lumpur city centre around the Petronas towers. The Red Arrows team consists of nine display pilots and more than 100 support personnel and technicians.                                 
Four Tutors in formation over rural CambridgeshireImage copyright Senior Aircraftman Matty Smith
Image caption The Grob 115E is known in the RAF as the Tutor and here Senior Aircraftman Matty Smith photographed four of them in formation over rural Cambridgeshire.
Inside a Chinook helicopterImage copyright Sgt Peter George
Image caption While flying over West Falkland Islands Sgt Peter George shot this photograph from inside a Chinook helicopter. This picture was highly commended by the judges in the RAF Operations and Exercise category.

Ingen kommentarer:

Legg inn en kommentar

Merk: Bare medlemmer av denne bloggen kan legge inn en kommentar.