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EAA Airventure Oshkosh Wisconsin

Shellee1116
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I live near Oshkosh, and don’t enjoy the crowds, but I do live close enough where i get the opportunity to capture the aircraft flying over the lake near me from my upper deck.  I’ve even gotten a few wing rocks!!!   It’s been an exciting week.   The Goodyear Blimp arrives today, hopefully I’ll be able to capture some pics of that too!!  These are just a few of what i was able to get with the Canon EOS R5 MKii with the 100-500 Lens011A3082.jpeg011A3082.jpegIMG_0973.jpegIMG_0973.jpeg011A3057.jpeg011A3057.jpegIMG_0918.jpegIMG_0918.jpeg

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Jkarl
Rising Star

Nice.

Karl

stevet1
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Shellee,

Good job!

Steve Thomas

Tintype_18
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Nice clear, crisp photos. You have taken the craft to a higher "plane." Used to live near two airbases in Louisiana.

John
Canon EOS T7; EF-S 18-55mm IS; EF 28-135mm IS; EF 75-300mm; Sigma 150-600mm DG

I was in the Air Force for 10 years, and lived near end of runway for 7 of them.    If i only had a camera back than.. haha

March411
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Cool captures @Shellee1116 


Marc
Windy City
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LeeP
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Air shows are hard to shoot. You were very successful in this endeavor. I enjoyed all of them, but the first one is the one I like best. Good work and thank you for sharing.


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