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Military Aviation Photography

Quonset Point, R.I. Airshow 2011	Westfield Airshow 2010	Quonset Point , R.I. Airshow 2009	Quonset Point , R.I. Airshow 2008
Cape Cod Airshow 2007	Quonset Point , R.I. Airshow 2007	Military Aviation Photography 2005	United States Navy Blue Angels
United States Air Force Thunderbirds	Canadian Snowbirds	Royal Air Force Red Arrows	Collings Foundation Warbirds 2010 Tour
The Collings Foundation Warbirds 2009 Tour	Bradley Space and Aviation Day 2010	Bradley Space and Aviation Day 2009	Bradley Space and Aviation Day 2008
New England Air Museum

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Guest		18-Nov-2006 12:54
Simply amazing! Well done!

Steven Weng		17-Nov-2006 02:08
Great gallery!!!

Guest		20-Oct-2006 01:53
Nice photos Bill! Well composed and very inspiring! dolfo

Inal		04-Jan-2006 00:22
As a son of a ex-NATO pilot I loved your gallery. I know he would have appreciated dearly if only he could open his eyes to see and understand things again from his hospital bed.

William Vogt		23-Dec-2005 11:31
Mike, Thanks for the comments. No, never stationed in the Ukraine. The aerial photos were taken with the D70 with the Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 VR lens, many with the TC-14EII teleconverter. The wider angle ground/static shots were with the Nikkor 18-70 f3.5 "kit" lens or the Olympus 5060 WZ. Thanks for looking. Regards, Bill

Mike Colvin		23-Dec-2005 08:22
Great photos. You weren't by any chance stationed in Kiev, Ukraine were you? What type of camera are you using? Mike Colvin (former OPSCO, Kiev, Ukraine)

William Vogt		16-Dec-2005 04:26
Thanks Jarekm and Pistolpete for looking. I'm still adding to the gallery and there will soon be a Thunderbird gallery after I get those images converted from Raw. Regards, Bill

Jarek M		16-Dec-2005 04:19
Awsome picture of the American air-power!!!

Guest		16-Dec-2005 02:37
Excellent work here! I've been using a 300mm on a film body for over 10 years, always need a bit more "pull". Hopefully going with a digital D200 this year will do it for me! -Pete

William Vogt		12-Dec-2005 01:30
Rebecca, All the aerial shots were taken with the Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 VR lens, some with the TC-14EII teleconverter. The camera was a D70. Some of the wider angle ground static images were taken with the 18-70 kit lens that comes with the D70. The first photo of Shockwave was taken by the Olympus 5060 WZ point 'n shoot. Thanks for looking. Bill

Rebecca		11-Dec-2005 08:29
Dear William! Which lens do you use for shoting those airplanes?

William Vogt		21-Nov-2005 02:57
Thanks Degsy, I appreciate your comments. Regards, Bill

Derek M John		21-Nov-2005 01:05
Amazing gallery, very nice work.

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